I distinctly remember the feeling of unwrapping and loading up Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Tactics on my Playstation as a …
Continue reading “‘Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions’ Review – A Touchy Port”
After being an Android exclusive for half a year, Pachinko Frenzy [Free], the latest from ngmoco, has arrived on iOS …
Continue reading “‘Pachinko Frenzy’ Review – A Freemium Pachinko Simulator Not for the Impatient”
Just so we’re clear, VOLV’s Dawn of War [$.99] has nothing to do with Relic Entertainment’s RTS series of the …
Continue reading “‘Dawn of War’ Review – 2D Strategy In Modern Times”
Puzzle games don’t have to be needlessly complicated. Usually, all it takes is a simple, approachable premise to make a …
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Scryptic [$1.99] from LKS GameWorks looks like a traditional Scrabble game. It has a board and letter tiles sitting on …
QuakeCon 2011 doesn’t have a whole lot in store for id Software’s mobile fans. The studio’s focus is squarely sitting …
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Do you like Minecraft, but find that all of the tedious mining, building, and exploration mechanics get in the way …
Continue reading “‘TerraCraft’ Review – Minecraft Minus Mining and More”
I’m struggling to think of a modern game that cuts to the chase quicker than Match Panic [$.99], a matching …
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On this week’s episode of The TouchArcade show, we discuss how to pronounce games names, studio names, and regular name-names. …
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Our ratings for games we reviewed July are now in place, and we now present to you the ones that …
