Sean Capelle

What do you get when you strap a Swiss Army Knife onto another one?

Match runes and collect monster cards as you climb a mythical tower.

Tis a joy to be jumpy for Jackabee as he dodges wind up robots in search of apples.

This game is certainly a test of endurance as you jack hammer the screen with your finger.

For a Facebook client, this visually appealing app is far superior to the official app and its “utilitarian” aesthetics.

This game is anything but a lazy ride down the river.

As the Edison quote goes, “I haven’t failed, I’ve found 10,000 ways that don’t work.

This game has you flying in search of gems and lollipops by using a trusted flying device: a birthday party balloon.

“Why wouldn’t you just want the robot to always shoot?” you might ask yourself. While it would seem like the best choice, stealth is a far better weapon.

Dzul is a simple man who is tasked with going on an epic adventure to rescue his true love from being sacrificed.

Smite the skeletons while ye may before they make those walls come a tumbling down.

In Wordish you can have your fun and then sit back to see if your best score is challenged.

Sleep is like a currency; it’s great when we can get it and we long for it if we don’t have it.

No matter how much you wrap something or tie it up, the inherent nature of the cable is to defy the attempt to impart organization on it.

Business owners don’t need to be Nordstrom or Apple to include point of sale transactions on an iDevice.

Apple makes a sleek product in the iPhone, but what if you want to really make it yours?

This is a really good game for playing on the go. The pace of the game is determined by how quickly you select each new cell.

This app will certainly challenge your cortex, so those looking for a mental exercise have found the right app.

This blast from the past once again puts you in the role of a frantic rat trying to stay alive.

The pixelated graphics and requisite quick moving skills definitely hark back to Super Crate Box.

Crazy things are inhabiting boxes and they’re popping the lids left and right. Aim the crosshairs at them and fire a ball to hit them between the eyes.

The “Lord of the Rings” movies show several scenes of one line of soldiers crashing into the other, and it’s hard not to wonder what that would be like.

Zombies aren’t known for being civil creatures, and this one isn’t afraid to treat the world like a rock star treats a hotel room.

In a story that has the same feel as the movie Red Dawn, enemies that you wouldn’t expect invade by parachute.