GameZebo: Ever been chased by a man-eating worm about fifty times your size? I know I haven't. But even though I don’t have any first-hand experience in that area, I can only assume there's a certain thrill that goes along with the running of the worms. Later this month, we all will be able to experience this surge of adrenaline as Worm Run launches on iOS.
MWEB GameZone takes a look at the top 10 Android games and apps of January 2014 which scored the most from reviewers all around the world
The DU Speed Booster & Dropcam apps are extremely usefull. Can't believe Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas didn't take the no 1 spot
i miss my Samsung S3, as the iPhone and AppStore in my opinion doesnt compare game wise.
try Instafusion app.....it has a very easy and beautiful interface.....i just love this app....
Shane Ryan, Thunderbolt:
‘Tremors in space‘ could be the PR tagline for Golden Ruby Games’ touchscreen swipe-a-thon. Abandoned in an intergalactic underground facility, our would-be-hero Zeke must escape from a giant worm that has been accidentally excavated during a recent mining operation. Unlike most ’80s sci-horror flicks of a similar thematic nature, there’s no happy ending for the sole survivor in Worm Run, or indeed for ourselves.
Touch Arcade: To coin a phrase from a popular comedian, what is the deal with the characters in these running games? Why are they running? What's the rush? You know, you could've snagged that coin tucked away behind that pillar back there if you would've just eased on up to it. The terrified spaceman you play in Worm Run [$0.99] has a valid excuse. He's on the move, and needs to stay that way, because a giant worm is plunging after him, devouring everything in its path. Glance back and you'll see him, eating his way through stone and dirt and steel.
