Blosics [99¢ / HD] is a casual object-flinging game like Angry Birds, but this is no clone, as it feels …
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Classic RPG gameplay meets freemium elements in this generic, magic-filled adventure.
In this week’s bonus episode of The TouchArcade show, we hook up with Limbic Software to talk about independent video …
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Vector Unit has already made a name for itself with water-based racing games — especially when you consider the developers …
To say Trilobyte is a company with a ton of history behind it would be a massive understatement. Founded in …
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Friends of mine know King of Dragon Pass [$5.99] as “that menu-based simulation game Eli will not shut the heck …
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We’ve been following GameStop’s entry into the tablet gaming world for some time now. Rumblings started when GameStop started taking …
Continue reading “GameStop Begins Android Tablet Pilot Program; 3 Models Offered at 200 Locations”
When Top Spin was released for the original Xbox, I became an instant fan of tennis games. I would crank …
Continue reading “‘Flick Tennis: College Wars’ Review – Swipe Based Tennis, with Comics”
Old school RPG fans (and I mean old school) should be quite familiar with the Wizardry series. More than 30 …
Continue reading “‘Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls’ Hitting the App Store This Week”
Every logic puzzle lover should know about nonograms. You might know them as picross puzzles, or griddlers, or maybe just …
Continue reading “‘World Mosaics’ Review – Picross-style Pictograms Gone Global”
