Topic: iPhone/iPod Touch game thread?

[gbuell]

I'm not sure what you mean about the dialogue being laughable - I think a lot of it is pretty good, funny and fourth-wall breaking, and the length of the sentences has no good or bad effect on it. The tweeting thing is a marketing ploy, but so what? Game's still good. (I've got it now, played for maybe an hour, and it's really nice. I'm stuck on rather obtuse puzzle right now though.)

[SixthAngel]

I saw Angry Birds on the android marketplace for free so I decided to see what all the hub bub was about.

It is exactly like Crush the Castle so far. I like Crush the Castle but it amazes me that Birds has somehow managed to become a phenomenon.  It has a much more family friendly design, but still.  Apple has to be really happy about locking out flash games.

[NWR_insanolord]

I don't care for Angry Birds. Cut The Rope is way better.

[vudu]

Cut The Rope Sux.  Angry Birds 4 Life.

[SixthAngel]

I'm partial to Alchemy myself.  Too bad I'm completely stuck even though its pretty early on, by which I mean I've uncovered well over a hundred of the things you make.

[KDR_11k]

Meh, screw your birds and ropes, Solomon's Boneyard all the way.

[Killer_Man_Jaro]

I still regard Spider: Secret of Bryce Manor as one of the best games on iOS platforms - it's certainly my favourite. I returned to it not that long ago and finished the 'story', only to discover three other modes, which include a couple of straight-up time/score attack things, and a more challenging version of the main mode that makes you think even more carefully about web lines. Unlike most of its neighbours on the App Store, Spider has a lot of depth behind the accessibility. That's not to put down titles offering a simple experience - I pick up Tiny Wings whenever there's a few spare minutes because it's still fun despite being quite basic - but sometimes, it's nice to play something with more to it.