If you've ever dreamed of hopping into a tank and driving across all terrain blasting enemy vehicles to bits along the way then you're in luck because you can now do so from the comfort of your mobile device.

Tank Ace transports you back to the Second World War, charging you with the task of neutralising enemy forces by destroying their tanks. At the start of the game you're presented with a map of Europe and can choose to fight as the Allied, German or Soviet forces in a series of locations across the continent.

The first thing you notice when you climb aboard your tank and set out is the quality of the 3D graphics, which are very impressive for a mobile game. The terrain is well drawn out and animations are realistically slowed down or speeded up depending if you're going up or downhill. Likewise, the sound is impressive and the boom of the gun is as good as you'll hear on any phone-based game.

The control system is very fluid and you'll soon be navigating effectively using the keypad. If you get really stuck you can even call up a control panel on the side of the screen and do it manually. I also like the way you can switch between drive mode and aim mode, as it gives you pinpoint targeting of enemy tanks.

There are two different gaming views to choose from - one where you're watching from behind the tank and an overhead mode. You'll need to using the latter quite a bit because the lack of a radar map makes it difficult to really know where you're going and there's a lot of aimless driving around involved.

One of the things that lets the game down I feel, is the lack of variation in the scenes. It seems that no matter which country you select to play in (with the exception of some snowy parts of Russia), the terrain looks exactly the same, which only adds to the game's monotony. What's more, all of the tanks seem to look and behave the same no matter which force you choose to play with.

On the whole the gameplay is enjoyable although because of a lack of AI the enemy tanks often disappear out of sight even when they know you're there and that you have no ammunition left.

Overall, this is a polished 3D war game that looks great on the small screen but lacks a little variety.

Download Tank Ace 1944 1.01 in Softonic

Sky Force offers classic gameplay elements wrapped up in a gorgeous design, including textured 3D elements, gorgeous explosions and an advanced particle system – making it a very attractive mobile game.

Sky Force's gameplay will be immediately familiar to anyone who played arcade or console games a decade ago. The landscape scrolls away beneath you, giving the impression of flying at high speed while you take charge of your ship, barreling from side to side and nipping forward and backwards, all the time facing an onslaught of hundreds of enemy vehicles, ships and gun emplacements. All of these have a single target: you! This is tried-and-tested scenario employed by Sky Force allows for development of your own game style.

The sound effects and music in Sky Force are a little on the basic side, but respectable enough that they're not a drawback from the main feature: the graphics. Every device we tested this game on responded well to the graphically intense design. Infinite Dreams' benchmarking tool, which tests the capabilities of your phone, Palm or Pocket PC before play, is a good addition that helps ensure that the Sky Force's graphics are tailored to your device's capabilities. This is a feature that other mobile developers would do well to implement.

While the Palm and Pocket PC versions of Sky Force both feature excellent stylus-based control, handling the game is easy on all platforms, especially if you make use of the awesome 'autofire' option… whatever anyone says, it’s not cheating!

Sky Force offers a high level of enjoyment on a wide range of devices and doesn't compromise on graphical quality just because it’s running on a small screen. In all, it’s a fun and well designed game which we highly recommend.

Download Sky Force WM Treo 1.22 in Softonic

Sky Force offers classic gameplay elements wrapped up in a gorgeous design, including textured 3D elements, gorgeous explosions and an advanced particle system – making it a very attractive mobile game.

Sky Force's gameplay will be immediately familiar to anyone who played arcade or console games a decade ago. The landscape scrolls away beneath you, giving the impression of flying at high speed while you take charge of your ship, barreling from side to side and nipping forward and backwards, all the time facing an onslaught of hundreds of enemy vehicles, ships and gun emplacements. All of these have a single target: you! This is tried-and-tested scenario employed by Sky Force allows for development of your own game style.

The sound effects and music in Sky Force are a little on the basic side, but respectable enough that they're not a drawback from the main feature: the graphics. Every device we tested this game on responded well to the graphically intense design. Infinite Dreams' benchmarking tool, which tests the capabilities of your phone, Palm or Pocket PC before play, is a good addition that helps ensure that the Sky Force's graphics are tailored to your device's capabilities. This is a feature that other mobile developers would do well to implement.

While the Palm and Pocket PC versions of Sky Force both feature excellent stylus-based control, handling the game is easy on all platforms, especially if you make use of the awesome 'autofire' option… whatever anyone says, it’s not cheating!

Sky Force offers a high level of enjoyment on a wide range of devices and doesn't compromise on graphical quality just because it’s running on a small screen. In all, it’s a fun and well designed game which we highly recommend.

Download Sky Force 1.22 in Softonic