Friggin’ Knightmare Tower ($2.99) found me again. I thought I was safe when I managed to wrest myself from its …
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Witching Hour’s first iOS strategy title Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion ($9.99) was a doozy of a mismatch between audience and …
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A flow of liquid gurgles with the inscrutable distance and hollow resonance of undersea sounds. Cavernous at this magnification, passages …
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To the drone of determined electric rock, 3 Sprocket’s latest pits geometrical combatants against each other. Cubemen2 ($1.99) is a …
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Perched high upon the face of a (relatively) ancient mountain, dark storms brood. In the shadow of the summit, the …
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Gather around ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and allow me to present to you the papercraft circus. Let Paper …
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I’m not sure if I should be indignant. Cats have been used to paw at my interest, and successfully. Granted, …
Evil’s brewing, and it’s up to the holy crusader and his pals to end it. Deep Dungeons of Doom ($1.99) …
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It’s standard tower defense every sense, from Com2uS, the guys behind the game actually titled Tower Defense ($0.99). Defense Technica …
The Game Bakers’ second IP sees the return of their flair for captivating visuals. Combo Crew (Free) presents its creator’s devotion …
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