“Every now and again a game will come along with just that right combination of unique premise, quirky presentation and solid gameplay. Zombies vs. Sheep by ClickGamer.com fits that mold perfectly. It is a western styled shooting gallery game in which you need to protect your sheep. This game is a serious amount of entertainment and is a genuinely pleasant surprise in the appstore.” … “This is one of the best bangs for your buck.” AppYourMac

“First off, I will have to admit that I am a total zombie nerd. I’ve read zombie novels and I’ve written a zombie screenplay. ” … “Zombies vs. Sheep from Clickgamer is a rollicking good time.” … “At the time of this writing, the game is a steal of a deal at just 99 cents” krapps.com

“Clickgamer has put out a ton of applications in the app store, but Zombies vs. Sheep is definitely one of their more successful creations.” … “Zombies vs. Sheep is another one of those unique games you will quickly become addicted to. What an odd concept, skeletons attacking a lonely sheep. But, once you start playing, you’ll realize how great the game feels and how addicting it can be. It’s a fun adventure and I strongly recommend checking it out.” 4.6/5 Stars AppVee.com

Zombies vs. Sheep has been in the App Store for nearly a week and the first reviews are trickling in. Here are some impressions from reviewers. It is interesting how different the game is perceived – some call it “simple” while others seem to highlight the varying styles of gameplay it encourages. Have a look:

“This game has solid graphics and awesome music” Kentmihlbauer

“Zombies vs. Sheep is a simple but really fun casual arcade game definitely worth the $0.99 introduction price.” … but then he only gave 3 out of 5 ;-( iPhone Games Network

“I honestly didn’t know what to expect from a game called Zombies Vs. Sheep, but what I got was a great shooting gallery style game with some of the most unusual visuals that I’ve seen from this genre. It seems like every time I play the game I’m discovering some new facet of how to play. For fans of “point and shoot” games it’s a must, and for the rest of you it might just be worth it for the novelty of the graphics” 9.4/10 Points Technobrains

“Zombies vs. Sheep is a really fun game to play, it is fast, exciting, and very competitive. Definitely one of those games you have to pick up, Studio Radiolaris did a fantastic job on Zombies vs. Sheep, and the possibilities for additional updates to the game are endless.” 7.8/10 Points MustTap

Appchatter today reviewed Radio Flare and says it is “an awesome musical shooter game”.

“Radio Flare is a great interactive game where you not only control the gameplay, but the music too.”

French review site iPhonaics also reviewed Radio Flare. They gave it a 7 out of 10 rating:

“Au-delà d’un simple shoot’em up, on a donc affaire à une véritable expérience musicale, qui ,si elle semble un peu simpliste au départ, s’amplifie au gré des niveaux parcourus.”

Another 9/10 review for Radio Flare just came in. This time it’s from iphoneworld.ca. We won a silver medal and received compliments like “I really enjoyed the sound the game had to offer” and “this game is very pleasant to look at”. I’m so glad we updated the graphics in the last update.

The review concludes: “This game doesn’t get old fast, there’s lots of good playing available. From the colors, to the music, to the actual gameplay, there’s something there for everyone.”

9/10  Points, silver medal

A great morning starts with a great review. This time around it is AppCraver, one of the leading review sites out there in the interwebs. I have to tell you it feels good to read sentences like: “Radio Flare’s soundtrack is based on an excellent electronica track by DJ Flow. With the added rhythm of your targeting and shooting, you are, in a sense, creating a personalized soundtrack when you play Radio Flare”. This is exactly the kind of feeling we wanted to invoke with the game in the first place.

AppCraver’s goes on to say flattering things like “… I now have to pry my iPhone out of the hands of my friends who cannot stop playing. One of my friends said her only complaint is that it is hard to use an iPhone when your palms and fingers get sweaty from excitement.”about our game.

9/1o Points. Read the full review of Radio Flare here.

A bit late I stumbled across another review of Radio Flare on FingerGaming. And this time, we are happy to see that exactly the points that were so important to us during development got highlighted: The exact and responsive controls, the rhythm of interaction and the interactive soundtrack.

Danny, who reviewed the game, obviously really loved the game: “It’s one of the best iPhone games I’ve played so far …”

Read the full review on FingerGaming.

Check out this fabulous review of Radio Flare on Slide to Play: “The gameplay turns out to [be] a natural fit for the touch screen”.