Seguro que muchos son amantes de las clásicas aventuras gráficas de antaño, de esas denominadas “point & click“. Pues bien, hemos querido publicar este post para hacer un pequeño recopilatorio de algunas de las disponibles en la App Store para nuestros dispositivos con iOS. Encontraremos algunas de las clásicas, adaptadas o mejoradas para iOS, pero también podemos encontrar algunas disponibles en forma de juego nuevo y moderno. ¿Cuales preferís? Por supuesto hay muchísimas más, así que ¿alguna clásica que nos hayamos dejado? ¿Alguna moderna que valga la pena probar? Read More

by Apple’s iPhone may mark a second golden age of computer gaming for a lot of reasons. The open marketplace means anyone can create a game; from major companies to just a couple of talented people in a garage. The result is a new boom in innovation, the likes of which we haven’t seen in about 20 years. Even with all the potential for innovation, maybe you still want to relive that first golden age of gaming. If you’re excited for how new tech can update the classics, then this list is for you: 10 of the greatest, most influential, straight-up classic computer games ever made, all available on and completely remastered for Apple’s handset, and in most cases also playable on the iPod touch and iPad. There are so many phenomenal PC game ports for the iPhone that we had a hard time narrowing it down to just 10. We Read More

...just burst a security computer's blood vessel in Beneath a Steel Sky. So this thing bleeds. Gross! http://bit.ly/17wGWW #iphone... Read More

...just burst a security computer's blood vessel in Beneath a Steel Sky. So this thing bleeds. Gross! http://bit.ly/17wGWW #iphone... Read More

What’s better than having one of the best point and click adventure games from the 90s on your iPhone?  Having that same wonderful game on your iPad and fully optimized, of course! Revolution Software has just released an iPad-optimized version of Broken Sword: Director’s Cut, which features new content and a special comic treat. Broken Sword: Director’s Cut HD follows the story of journalist Nico Collard and an American tourist named George Stobbart as they investigate a brutal murder. The game features the same multi-touch interface used in Revolution’s only other game available in the App Store, Beneath a Steal Sky – Remastered, to allow you to easily navigate and solve the many difficult puzzles. It also features new puzzles, jokes, cut scenes, and animations not found in the original version of the game. This new iPad version of Broken Sword also contains a few items not found in the iPhone Read More

...just started playing Beneath a Steel Sky on the iPhone / iPod touch. Be Vigilant! http://bit.ly/17wGWW #iphone... Read More

...Sword: Director’s Cut takes the original game to a whole new level by offering up new content, UI, and animations.  The game follows the stor... Read More

Revolution Software released their second iPhone and iPod touch game over the weekend, which is a remake of another classic point and click adventure game titled Broken Sword: Director’s Cut. The very first Broken Sword game was released in 1996, with many other versions eventually following in its wake thanks to a fantastic story that gripped nearly all point and click adventure fans.  This new iPhone and iPod touch version of the game takes the game to a whole new level, however, with new content, UI, and animations. Broken Sword: Director’s Cut follows the story of journalist Nico Collard and an American tourist named George Stobbart as they investigate a brutal murder.  The game features the same multi-touch interface used in Revolution’s other game, Beneath a Steal Sky – Remastered, to allow you to easily navigate and solve the difficult puzzles.  It also features some brand new puzzles, jokes, cut scenes, Read More

Scouring the App Store for the best games is a full time job. Luckily, it's a job held by the guys over at Touch Arcade. Here are their picks for the best games—and only games—available on the iPhone. While the App Store had clearly been a huge success in 2008, the continued growth and explosion of iPhone game releases in 2009 was beyond everyone's expectations. The number of apps in the App Store soared past 100,000 with hundreds of new games being released every day. We sat down trying to figure out the best iPhone games of 2009 and found the task of narrowing down the list to a select few to be near impossible. Instead, we've organized our year in review into categories with what we feel is an excellent cross section of games from 2009. If you just got an iPhone or iPod Touch for Christmas, this list is Read More

I personally like to call 2009 the year of the ports for the AppStore. There are so many games being ported to iPhone it’s incredible. So here’s a look at some of our favorites this year. Remember we can’t possibly post about ALL of them. #1 – Earthworm Jim – Review – iTunes Link – Lite Version Honestly probably the best port I’ve played so far on my iPod, and personal favorite. As a platformer fan I was delighted to hear Gameloft was bringing Earthworm Jim to iPhone with updated graphics. It wins my vote for  best port because that’s just what it is, a great port. The controls fit right in with the iPhone, keeping it challenging yet controlable. And it’s the real deal, not scaled down or anything. It’s one of the best platformers I’ve played on iPhone. #2 – James Cameron’s Avatar - Review – iTunes Link Finally, Read More

While the App Store had clearly been a huge success in 2008, the continued growth and explosion of iPhone game releases in 2009 was beyond everyone's expectations. The number of apps in the App Store soared past 100,000 with hundreds of new games being released every day. We sat down trying to figure out the best iPhone games of 2009 and found the task of narrowing down the list to a select few to be near impossible. Instead, we've organized our year in review into categories with what we feel is an excellent cross section of games from 2009. If you just got an iPhone or iPod Touch for Christmas, this list is an excellent starting place to catch you up. Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor - We choose Tiger Style Games' Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor for our 2009 Game of the Year first and foremost because it's Read More

...a Steel Sky Remastered es una reedición de una aventura cásica de las de “point & click“. El juego empieza cuando nos secuetran de nuestr... Read More

...iPhone deal of the day: classic point-click adventure Beneath a Steel Sky is $1 right now. http://bit.ly/4gkCbx... Read More

Black Friday discounts appear to be coming early as a number of excellent games have just been price reduced to only $0.99. At that price, we highly recommend picking up every one of these titles.   #3   Today, 11:40 AM Senior Member iPhone 3GS, iOS 5.x Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Planet 10 (by way of the 8th dimension) Posts: 2,711 It's showing up in NZ. Maybe coming tonight. Hasn't this already been released? I saw the game title and it sounded familiar. Once I saw the screen caps, I was sure I had seen this. Turns out that this game was already released almost exactly a year ago. It stood out because I remember that the developer posted that it was "better than AngryBirds". So I wonder if Gamevil bought the rights or if this is exactly the same game repackaged for additional sales? *confused* Game Trailer: ★★★Monkey?! is Read More

...the launch of the App Store, what immediately sprang to mind for many was just how well suited the platform would be for classic point and click adv... Read More

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Beneath a Steel Sky is a British 1994 point and click game in the cyberpunk genre quoting Wikipedia. The game was a large hit in the US as well with different beer labels even being applied to the object held up in the games opening credits for advertising. The games main gameplay plays out like many before and after it like The Secret of Monkey Island. It follows the story of a man who is taken from his rural home to the large city mysteriously but escapes and then must find out what is going on. The game is set in a humorous way based on solving puzzles and listening to witty dialogue. I must say that the controls of the game are some of the best on the iPhone that can be found for this genre. The game has been remastered with new cutscenes and better sound quality giving a Read More

...of you did a fantastic job jarring your memory banks to come up with some really great games.  If nothing else, our Beneath a Steel Sky signed com... Read More

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Beneath A Steel Sky Remastered for the iPhone is now officially in the AppStore. As we’ve already covered the game, I’ll stop here. Check it out in iTunes for additional details and few screenshots. What I want to talk about here is the sequel – Beneath A Steel Sky 2, which apparently is on the drawing board. We caught the information from the interview with creative pairing Charles Cecil and Dave Gibbons, who said they might be working on a sequel, though nothing is confirmed at this stage. Cecil said: “Well the drawing board is full of ideas right now, some of those include Beneath A Steal Sky 2 and some don’t. There’s certainly more that could be done with those characters.” Dave Gibbons added that “BASS has by no means ended.” He went on to notice: “Once you start to think of possibilities with iPhone and other modern digital platforms, Read More

33rd Division vom Craneballs Studios – hier bereits im iPhoneBlog-Preview – hat seinen ersten App Store-Sprungversuch leider nicht gemeistert. Der zweite Versuch ist jedoch bereits getätigt und wartet lediglich auf seine (Be-)Wertung… Nachdem vor zwei Tagen Tapulous’ ‘Tap Tap Revenge 3′ (0.79 €; App Store-Link) mit einer dreistelligen Anzahl von kostenfreien und -pflichtigen Download-Musiktiteln im App Store landete, wird auch EA seine Rock Band-Serie mit einem iPhone-Auftritt beglücken. Vornehmlich darf sich dabei über einen Bluetooth-Mehrspielermodus mit bis zu vier Teilnehmern gefreut werden. Über die Namensrechte der isometrischen Würfel-Puzzelei EDGE auf dem iPhone (3.99 €; App Store-Link) streiten sich Mobigames und Tim Langdell bereits seit Mai 2009. Die leidvolle Disput-Tradition vollstreckt sich jedoch bereits mit unterschiedlichsten Protagonisten über Jahre. ‘TIGSource‘ hält eine mehrseitige – extrem ‘klickenswerte’ – Zusammenfassung der Streitigkeiten bereit. Aktuell ist die beliebte Knobelei wieder im App Store erhältlich. Auch als kostenfreie Demo (App Store-Link). Gegenüber dem 700MB-Download der Vollversion Read More

Back in July we reported that Revolution Software would be bringing its cult-classic graphic adventure Beneath a Steel Sky to the iPhone through its newly formed mobile group.  We're happy to report that the game is now available for download in the App Store [link]. Originally released for the Amiga and DOS in 1994, Beneath a Steel Sky is a sprawling graphical adventure set in Australia in a dystopian future. The story goes like this: the protagonist, Robert, crashed in the Outback as a child and was raised by a group of natives. After growing into an adult, storm-troopers sent from Union City by its all-powerful computer, LINC, kidnap Robert and kill his tribe. After entering the city dome, the helicopter transporting him crashes and he escapes into the city with his robot companion, Joey. Robert's mission is to find out why he was wanted and what to do next. The Read More