Do clothes make the man? In Kairosoft’s Pocket Clothier ($4.99), they do. There’s something strangely bittersweet about the Japanese company’s …
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That transitory period between the ’80s and the ’90s was a special one for me, a time frame defined by …
Let’s pretend, just for a moment, that you had just woken in a dilapidated-looking hospital room. You have no memory …
Launcher games are always hit or miss. You either love them or you don’t. Mechanically they’re about as simple as …
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Dragon Island Blue ($0.99) is weird. It’s not perfect, something that Brad and Eli made amply clear in our TA …
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Like a lot of gamers out there, I’m tired of your standard JRPG protagonists. They’re always the same, always sullen, …
Lucky Frame’s music/tower defense hybrid Bad Hotel ($1.99) is the best kind of weird there is, the kind that makes …
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If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to forge through a post-apocalyptic environment filled with zombies, disease, human …
For the longest time, I had trouble understanding the phrase ‘vomit rainbows’. Often used in conjunction with toxic-looking, multi-tiered cakes, …
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The sequel to everyone’s favorite narrative-driven, bartending simulation (Bar Oasis ($1.99) needs a genre of its own, darn it.) is …
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