PlayStation gamers can finally experience the simple pleasure of floating through the air via a machine gun jetpack. More than a year after its iOS debut, Fruit Ninja developer Halfbrick’s Jetpack ...

"Jetpack Joyride," a new side-scrolling obstacle course for Apple devices, is the kind of highly addictive casual game that makes you fear for the future of consoles. Not since "Angry Birds" began ...

When I first saw Jetpack Joyride a few weeks back, it was still being called Machine Gun Jetpack. It was after my demo of Fruit Ninja Kinect–also made by Australian dev studio Halfbrick–that I saw a ...

The original Jetpack Joyride released during an early apex of the mobile market. Small but quality games were successful, and the platform was not yet overrun with free-to-play gacha games. Jetpack ...

A huge proportion of the thousands upon thousands of games in the iOS App Store are essentially variations on a theme, as countless developers try to make a few bucks by imitating the most-popular ...

John is what you might call something of a badass. When he's not writing about games or playing them, he's playing in the Kansas City band "Documentary" and drinking as many different beers as often ...

I played Jetpack Joyride way more than I needed to for review. Halfbrick's latest endless runner kept me coming back round after round thanks to its rock-solid, responsive controls, and an extremely ...