Last month we caught wind of the trailer for Liqua Pop [$1.99], a new color-matching game from iChromo and EA …
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Back in January, we learned about a new crossover deal between Universal Pictures and Doodle Jump developer Lima Sky that …
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The hype machine is in full swing for the release of Gameloft’s newest shooter Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard, …
Big news broke this morning: Illusion Labs, the creators of Sway [$4.99] and Labyrinth 2 [$4.99], have announced that it’s …
On our last day out at GDC, I spent some time browsing the many indie titles on display in the …
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Living more than 5000 miles away, it’s hard for me to imagine the tragedy that struck Japan this past week. …
Big Pixel Studios first cut their teeth in the App Store with Piyo Blocks [99¢/Lite] and its sequel Piyo Blocks …
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Nostalgia is powerful. Also, stupid. No matter how faithful a re-release is to its source material, it’ll never conjure the …
Continue reading “‘Death Rally’ Preview: Guns, Cars, And Lonely Stretches Of Pavement”
Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, January of 2011, we awarded Dungeon Raid [$2.99] a stunning five stars in our …
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One of the (many) cool things about PAX East is that it hasn’t been entirely overrun by iOS-related things like …
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