Whatever happened to the days when developers who wished to rip off popular games would at least make some attempt to mask or redesign their “inspirations?” No, that’s not Mario, we’d hear; that’s Swordless Ninja. That’s not Scrabble, we’d hear; that’s Words With Friends. In Plants VS Aliens, the influence of both Plants vs. Zombies and Farmville is at times painfully obvious, but, surprisingly, this brazen clone provides an enjoyable combination of memorable aspects of both games.

One Button Arthur is another point and click adventure skill game by ninjadoodle from armorgames. On some screens clicking will make Arthur jump, on others he will swing his sword and so on. Figure out how to safely get him through each screen and to his ultimate goal ... The sword in the stone! Play it here.

One Button Arthur walkthrough

Last year's Canabalt introduced gamers to the simple pleasure that could be found in the word “run.” Now Halfbrick Studios, the team behind the much beloved Fruit Ninja, are looking to use that same formula to show you how much fun the words “run ‘n gun” can be.

Backflip Studios have proven themselves time and again to be among the best developers in the world of free iPhone gaming. Paper Toss became a national obsession when it first launched, with both Strike Knight and Graffiti Ball receiving their own share of critical acclaim. Now Backflip has decided to tackle the ever-popular survival genre, offering up their first game about a ninja that loves to climb.

Dassyutu Game's latest point and click room escape game The Zombie is out. Like The Ninja, this game is big! In file size that is. You are trapped in a room and you have to search around to find some clues and solve puzzles to escape.Play it here.

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Bloons TD 4 Expansion is a new point and click type strategy game from NinjaKiwi. Mesmerise yourself on the Sandy Spiral Track, get lost in the Subterrainian Sewers, explore the secrets of the Monkey Temple, or challenge your wits on the Triangle of Insanity! This expansion also includes a new game mode called Deflation mode. You start Deflation mode with 50,000 money but you never get any more. Finally, we have included Tower Specialties, which you will unlock after completing the new tracks in various difficulty levels. The specialties allow you to customize your strategy by making some towers much cheaper to buy, at the expense of increasing the cost of all others.

Bloons TD 4 Expansion Walkthrough

Fans of 8-bit games, rejoice! Space Ninja is an old-style pixel platformer with a nice 8-bit soundtrack! Explore an alien world, collect all the gold coins and use your space ninja skills as you fight your way to the boss. Wait, since when ninjas carry guns? Have fun!

Morplee is a new point and click adventure game from ninjadoodle. Save Morplee’s planet by beating the mini-game tower and taking out the alien mother-ship sitting on top! Play it here.

Morplee walkthrough

Escape Series#5: The Freezer is the fifth installment in the Room Escape game series created by Shawn Tanner aka Afro Ninja. “In the Afro-Ninja Escape Series, there is no plot, no story and no motive. With each installment, you will wake up in a new location unaware of what has just happened. All you know is [...]

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The survival genre has provided iPhone gamers with great fun over the past few years. Whether we’re talking about early releases like Doodle Jump or Canabalt or recent successes like Superfall and Above, traversing great distances until you just can’t go any further has become a staple experience on the iPhone. But while all of these games are precious, they’re also incredibly simple. Success is dependent less on skill and more on luck. Come across the wrong obstacle or miss the right platform and its game over. But what if the survival genre could be something more? What if it could be built on challenging gameplay instead of luck and repetition?