You don’t see a lot of big name “edutainment” titles on the market today. Whereas my childhood was dominated with Reader …
Continue reading “‘Calculords’ Review – Learn Something While Melting Faces”
Many of you may not remember the iOS marketplace in 2009, but when it was released, Eliss was a dominant …
Continue reading “‘Eliss Infinity’ Review – Splitting Planets Like Atoms”
What if Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure and the arcade classic Gauntlet were mixed together into one zombie slaying romp? …
Continue reading “‘Second Chance Heroes’ Review – Zombies Ate My World Leaders”
Sometimes, old school gamers just want to kick back and relax with a retro platformer. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with …
Continue reading “‘Foxtrot!’ Review – Great Platforming with Sly Controls”
Old school games are often filled with technical limitations that made them harder than they otherwise would have been. The …
Continue reading “‘Trambo’ Review – A Challenging, Yet Frustrating Dash”
It’s not often that a title will offer up an endearing setup that’s just as impressive as the gameplay, but …
Continue reading “‘Rocket Robo’ Review – An Adorable Intergalactic Adventure”
Some games just embrace their inner silliness, and they’re better for it. In an era of an increased saturation of …
Continue reading “‘Grandpa and the Zombies’ Review – Swipe for Your Life”
Some games just click the moment you boot them up. They ooze charm at every turn, forcing you to pay …
Continue reading “‘Toast Time’ Review – Pure Bliss, No Toaster Needed”
The mobile platform is perfect for quick, minimal oriented, “pick up and play” games. Titles like Super Hexagon can be …
Continue reading “‘Magnetized’ Review – The Laws of Attraction”
One of my favorite aspects of the Donkey Kong Country series had to be the barrel blasting puzzles. There was …
