MONOLISK (Free), if you haven’t read our previous articles on it, is a neat hybrid between a dungeon builder and …
Continue reading “‘MONOLISK’ Review – An Excellent Idea in a Disappointing Package”
Ever feel the need to embark on an adventure across a plague-ridden island, die a few times, and kill a …
Continue reading “‘Dead Cells’ Review – Zombies, Kings, and Unstoppable Killing Machines”
Roguelikes, by and large, fit wonderfully into small windows of play, which means they are a perfect fit for mobile. …
Continue reading “‘Rogue Legacy’ — Grab Your Sword and Shield, Castle Hamson’s Open for Business!”
What do you get when you mix a developer with a history of solid rhythm games, a chiptune soundtrack, and …
Continue reading “‘Bumpin Dungeon’ Review –– A Retro Puzzler With a Love of Bumpin’ Monsters”
Released last month, one-finger flinger Ordia ($3.99) seems to have flown entirely under the radar. Until, that is, it received …
What do you get when you mix platforms, puzzles, magnets, and a box? Magnibox ($3.99)! Featuring a boxy magnet front …
Continue reading “‘Magnibox’ Review – Grab Your Magnets, We’re Going For a Ride!”
I’ve been on a bit of a platformer kick recently, and it started with Prince of Persia: The Sands of …
Continue reading “‘Daggerhood’ Review – Grab Your Enchanted Dagger, We’re Going Spelunking!”
Sci-fi is a fascinating genre, and space exploration is a natural extension of the theme. Slightly different, however, is colonisation. …
The tower defense genre has a long and storied history on the App Store, featuring well known titles and obscure …
Continue reading “‘Dungeon Warfare 2’ Review – A Dungeon a Day Keeps the Hero Away”
Releasing later this year from indie studio Wyrmbyte, Warp Nexus appears to be a killer, massively multiplayer, space sim. Not …
Continue reading “‘Warp Nexus’, Spiritual Successor to ‘Jumpgate’ Out Later This Year”
