Cook, Serve, Delicious ($4.99) heats up the hardcore restaurant simulation genre to a scorching level of challenge and innovation. What …
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Shadow Love ($3.99) is exactly the kind of game you’d expect from a developer named Strawberry Gohan (Japanese for “rice,” …
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Micro Miners ($1.99) feels a bit crude and dirty in more ways than one, and it’s such a better game …
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Monkey Labour ($1.99) developer Dawn of Play delivers again with a touch-based Tetris-inspired game that finally nails its controls, even …
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Reflec Beat + (Free) feels like the Tron equivalent to a one- or two-player rhythm battle game. You’re not zooming …
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Streaming Colour Studio‘s Finger Tied ($2.99) provides some of the finger sliding sensations of Fingle but tests players’ speed as …
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Michael Brough’s O ($1.99) is a high speed, all fingers-on-deck two-player game so ingenious that it’ll make you wonder why …
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Mango Down’s Catch-22 ($0.99) is a mesmerizing, one-button arcade game that has you constantly facing your toughest opponent: yourself. The …
Tobias Neukom’s LiquidSketch (Free) for iPad 2 and 3 is a gorgeous water physics puzzler that does things quite a …
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Rayman Jungle Run ($2.99) is now my favorite iOS auto-runner. Granted, I wasn’t the biggest fan of the genre, especially …
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