‘Wave Wave’ Review – A Bumpin’ Thumpin’ Challenging Line
My favorite iOS games run an arcadey-swift 2-3 minutes, engage me instantly, and draw me in so hard that I …
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Author: Jeffrey deMelo
‘Republique’ Review – Everything I Hoped For
It has become cliché to call Camouflaj’s Kickstarter-baby Republique (Free) ambitious, but that doesn’t mean it’s not true. This undeniably …
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‘Pretentious Game’ Review – Riddles Of Love and Platforms
These days, any game that leaves an emotional impact on the player (in a smart way) is ridiculed as being …
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‘Fist of Awesome’ Review – Simply Awesome
My favorite beat ’em ups have character and personality, tight combat and hit-boxes, and responsive controls that allow for tactical …
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‘The Cave’ Review – Not ‘Maniac Mansion’… But It’ll Do
I intentionally kept away from The Cave ($4.99), when it released earlier this year on everything else, because I wanted …
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‘Reaper: Tale of A Pale Swordsman’ Review – A Cool Free to Try Action Game With a Confusing Pay Model
I like most of Hexage’s iOS offerings, Reaper: Tale of a Pale Swordsman (Free) included. They have worked consistently to …
‘Riddick: The Merc Files’ Review – Riddick-ulously Shallow Stealth Action
Gaming Corps’ latest iOS stealth-action jam should have been more than just a famed-franchise tie-in, but it is not. Instead …
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‘868-HACK’ Review – A Cyber-Roguelike that Excels in Design
868-HACK ($7.99) is: a risky pricing-experiment, a rogue-like, a tightly-designed machine, a Michael Brough game, and an onion… I forgot …
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‘Terraria’ Review – A 2D ‘Minecraft’-like With a Sense of Adventure
I don’t particularly love the sandbox-survival genre – made famous by Minecraft – or care to dabble in every one …
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‘Blackbar’ Review – Words Are A Powerful Thing
Neven Mrgan and James Moore call their latest iOS game – Blackbar ($2.99) – “serious, artsy, and texty.” For the …
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