When you’re dealing with truly classic puzzles, you have to have a twist. We’ve all long-since found our favorite tangram …
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Lost Cities ($1.99) is a game that’s hard to quantify. It’s built on Reiner Knizia’s formidable game design talents, and …
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Puzzle Craft is one part village simulator, two parts matching game.
Mikey Shorts is a speedrun platformer that hearkens back to the classics.
The worst way for a studio to introduce a game may well be “it’s like X, but with Y.” It’s …
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Sunshine takes orbital platforming to new, unforgiving heights.
Pocket Army starts out slow, but this free-to-play title gets its hooks in before long.
Vampire Boyfriends, the newest gamebook from Tin Man Games, is funny, a little sexy, and seriously entertaining.
Button Brigade is built around a clever idea, but clumsy level design keeps it from shining.
Party Wave has promise, but it bails on control issues.
