Neverland is a world that can only seem to scrabble toward peace, ruled in turn by demons and humans who …
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Mr. Dreamer is a delightful little runner, but for all its charm it lacks in longevity.
With randomly generated levels and the freedom to play them, this free title could last forever.
Bitless is a precision platformer with a streak of sadism, but it’s all the better for it.
I can’t find a way to talk about Fluxe ($0.99) without talking about Tetris, a fact that hopefully won’t bring …
Continue reading “‘Fluxe’ Review – A Puzzle Classic With a Clever Twist”
Playcreek has been on our radar since they brought out Stoneloops of Jurassica, a marble-matching game we’d love to link …
Continue reading “‘Magic Wingdom’ Review – Betting the Farm on a Matching Game”
Wind-Up Knight (Free) was easily one of my favorite games of 2011, but I have to admit that it’s a …
Continue reading “Robot Invader Announces ‘Rise of the Blobs,’ A Deceptively Cute Puzzle Game”
Playing Bad Hotel, you can almost see the list of ‘what ifs’ that drives its development. What if, instead of …
Continue reading “Hands-on Preview of ‘Bad Hotel’ – A Music/Tower Defense Hybrid from Lucky Frame”
Pocket Minions could be the successor to Tiny Tower. Instead it brings the grind, and little else.
Polymer gets even better with iPad support and head-to-head puzzling.
