Sean Capelle

This game’s flavor is obviously popcorn because you’re in charge of managing the new megaplex theater.

It’s one thing to jot a note down, whether on paper or on an iDevice, but it’s even more useful to have the note trigger as a notification when you arrive at the relevant location.

Bunnies? Being shot out of a cannon? Cool! I could go for that. Bunnies falling out of a weird dispenser thingy as a metaphor for reproduction? Now I’m afraid you lost me.

The goal is to connect different elements in order to increase your “good” energy. Elements include clocks, crazy-eyed teddy bears, lightning bugs, eyeballs, and porcelain masks.

Aside from the slight headache of navigating between grades, this is a fun little game.

Sooner differentiates itself from other to-do apps by making use of its circular design, in a simple way.

Overall, this is moody and atmospheric game that pays homage to the inventor that the history books wanted to forget.

I was waiting for the pixel police to pull me over for reckless driving during my first go at the game. Clipping guard rails, turfing, and going against traffic all typified my drive.

The cheese sits alone on one end of the level, and the mouse sits on the other. Draw a line from the cheese and direct it to the mouse.

This game combines Breakout with pinball and also adds a dash of Angry Birds carnage. This is a title that originated on the PlayStation Network and was ported to iOS.

In a word, this turn-based strategy game is addictive. The levels are short and varied enough to not feel stale, and each one challenges your strategic thinking skills.

Our hero, Stan, manages to escape the evil dog’s nerd-creating-urine (I’m not making that up), and rallies his friends together to save the world.

I was sitting in my office one foggy night, when I got a ring on the phone. A client had called saying that there was a theft.

Back in April, when Facebook bought Instagram at $1 billion dollars (insert Dr. Evil laugh here), no one was quite sure how the tiny photo sharing service would fit into Facebook. Fast forward to today, where we’re still not quite sure, but have a better idea.

According to AppleInsider, Apple won a patent that will open up geotagging every single event that occurs on an iDevice.

Gem Pop breathes fresh life into the matching genre by requiring quick calculations and equally quick dexterity.

This game ries to be as widespread as Words With Friends, or as hip as Letterpress, though falls woefully short.

The game starts by launching the ball out of the volcano and then it’s up to you to keep it in play for as long as possible.

You are a survivor in a post apocalyptic world and it’s your job to go on a road trip to meet up with another population of survivors. Go on a killing spree to eliminate any zombies standing in your way.

Whether of not you believe in metaphysical New Age ideas, the app is still fun and intriguing.

This app turns your iPhone into a chipset sound machine. Make your own video game soundtrack and play it for your friends.

You control a pentagonal-eyeball-thingy that resembles Petit from Contre Jour, and are on the lookout for rare artifacts and the way to exit the level.

A royal wizard in charge of protecting the door of the Devil world realizes that it’s up to him to transform into a lich in order to eternally protect others from accessing the door. But the silly humans don’t realize this and want to not only get to the door, but destroy the lich in the process.

Playing with finger paints is one of the hallmarks of being a kid. Of course, the hallmark of a parent is always needing to clean up after the finger painting. Luckily, there’s an app or two that can help lend a hand.