Aspiring hotel moguls or fans of The Sims might want to give Hotel Giant 2 a look. Developed by Nobilis and published by Southpeak Interactive, Hotel Giant 2 will let you build and manage the hotel of your dreams with a plethora of options and an intense amount of micro management. The subject matter is niche enough, but the tedium of constant management made this one tough to enjoy. I'm not a fan of The Sims either though, so if you are into games like this, your mileage may vary. Nobilis certainly gives you a lot to tinker around with anyway; let's take a closer look at Hotel Giant 2...  

Southpeak Interactive has just dropped its first entry into the App Store with Schrodinger's Rat. We've done some previous coverage of the game in the last couple of weeks, and over the past few days I've had the chance to play the game for review. If you're into accelerometer based maze games, you can't go wrong with Schrondinger's Rat, but other than that niche audience, it's hard to outright recommend.

Be sure to check out our previous coverage of Section 8, including a developer Q&A, screenshots, and trailer, at this location and within our Video section.A violent insurrection on its outermost colonies prompts a futuristic Earth to dispatch an elite squad of soldiers codenamed Section 8 to curtail the insurrection. Section 8 will face off against the forces of Arm of Orion in massive team based battles set on various outposts in space. While a single player mode is included, Section 8 is intended for online play and follows in similar footsteps to other team based MMO FPS games like Halo, Quake Wars, Tribes, and Battlefield. With several cool features and a rising online community, is Section 8 able to hold its ground? Time will tell, but let's take a closer at what we have here.

Take control of a six man elite mercenary squad in the jungles of Brazil in Raven Squad, from Evolved Games and Southpeak Interactive. Raven Squad features a seamless blend of RTS and FPS action, but is that enough to overcome its other shortcomings? In short, yes -- but read on!

The bravest thing of all is platforming at the mercy of this camera system.