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Motorsport Manager Online review
By Campbell Bird on March 9th, 2020
Our rating: :: TIMER TRIALS
Motorsport Manager Online cuts out a lot of the more interesting aspects of Playsport's management series to make room for online multiplayer and lots of free-to-play mechanics.
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Motorsport Manager Mobile 3 review
By Campbell Bird on July 19th, 2018
Our rating: :: SPEEDY SEQUEL
The latest Motorsport Manager game is great, though a bit unsurprising.
The best simulation games on mobile
Posted by Jessica Famularo on September 18th, 2017
There's nothing like a good sim -- from the seemingly ridiculous to the incredibly mundane, you can be sure there's a simulation game out there for your every whim.
There's a lot to sift through if you're looking for a quality simulation game, but we're here to make things a little easier for you. We've selected five of our favorite simulation games. Why not give one of these quality sims a try?
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Our rating: :: POLE POSITION
This management sim builds off of the strengths of its fantastic predecessor in almost every way.
Race Control Director review
By Campbell Bird on April 17th, 2017
Our rating: :: FALSE START
This management sim has a neat premise, but that's about it.
Pumped BMX 3 and 5 other awesome stunt games
Posted by Jessica Famularo on October 6th, 2016
Pumped BMX 3 is sitting pretty in the iTunes gaming top 10 charts after flipping onto the scene last week. The game's tough, but it rewards you if you stick with it. Featuring tons of different moves and combos, it's a blast trying to achieve level goals and create ongoing strings of tricks.
It's definitely one of the best BMX games on mobile, but there are plenty of others that can compete. We've gathered five other fantastic games on iOS and Android that fit the extreme sports theme.
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Dog Sled Saga review
By Campbell Bird on September 23rd, 2016
Our rating: :: HUSKIE HUSTLE
Live out a career as the greatest dog sled racer ever in this adorable management game.
Game of the Year 2014 - 148Apps Staff Picks
Posted by Rob Rich on December 18th, 2014
The end of 2014 is almost here, which can only mean one thing.
Okay it can mean a lot of things, but in this specific context it means Game of the Year lists!
Which is why the 148Apps staff have all picked their favorites from the past year. And why we've put them all into one handy list for you all to enjoy. It's a nice list, too. Lots of variety and even a few free downloads that are worth checking out. So give it a look, and if you agree (or even if you disagree) please chime in below!
Puzzle to the Center of the Earth
Puzzle to the Center of the Earth feels like a breath of fresh air compared to most everything else I played this year. It's a fair free-to-play puzzle game that encourages and rewards patience in all of the best ways and none of the bad. It's also a platformer that requires forethought and strategy rather than reflexes.
Unlike other mobile games like it, Puzzle to the Center of the Earth is not pushing players to make huge combos or speed-run through levels. Instead they can take their time planning out the best courses through a cave, much like an actual spelunker might (albeit with the power to carve out paths by magically matching blocks). It's a super well made game that isn't scared to have players get lost in its levels for a good while, which makes it unique as a puzzle game. For a mobile title, it strikes a fantastic balance of being engrossing, replayable, rewarding, and light enough for playing on the go, all of which lend to it being my favorite mobile game of 2014. - [Campbell Bird]
When I heard that an original Hitman game would be coming to iOS, like plenty of other people I couldn't wait to cheese wire a guy to death while disguised as a security guard before popping another target in the face with my silenced pistol, all while waiting for a bus. When Hitman GO was released, many were initially disappointed to find that wasn't the case. However, after playing what is a deceptively simple and infectious game of strategy for a short time, many (including myself) were hooked.
Hitman GO looks like the board game you wish your family would play at Christmas (put away the Cluedo box, grandma) with its sheen and minimalistic graphics that just ooze class akin to the suit Agent 47 is known for. Combine that with accessible gameplay that calls for multiple play-throughs thanks to the variety of challenges available, forcing players to tackle levels in different ways, and you have a winner in Hitman GO. It's a game that should be on everyone's hit list - [Lee Hamelet]
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Motorsport Manager Review
By Lee Hamlet on August 29th, 2014
Our rating: :: MARVELOUS MANAGEMENT
Despite its depth and sense of tactical freedom, Motorsport Manager is one of the most accessible and addictive management sims around.
Motorsport Manager - Beginner Tips, Tricks, and Strategies for a Winning Team
Here are a few hints and tips to leave your opponents in the dust.