‘Swordigo’ Review – The Hack and Slash Adventure We’ve Been Waiting For
Looking for a classic adventure of spells and swords? Swordigo does a fantastic job treading that familiar ground.
Author: Nissa Campbell
‘Fireball SE’ Review – A Slick Single Stick Non-Shooter
Fireball SE follows in Geometry Wars’ footsteps to bring us a tense avoidance game where the brakes are out and the guns are offline.
‘Rune Raiders’ Review – A Fresh Face In Turn-Based Strategy
Rune Raiders takes turn-based strategy down to its fundamentals and turns them into something delightful.
‘Monster Flip’ Review – A Flippin’ Good Matching Game
Monster Flip masters the art of the match-three and looks darn good in the process.
‘Azkend 2: The World Beneath’ Review – No Moves Available, Shuffle This Sequel
Azkend 2 is prettier than its predecessor, but flawed gameplay spoils the fun.
A Hands-On Look at the Gorgeous World of ‘On the Wind’
On the Wind is an eye-catching game. The interplay between the light, floral art and the chunky pixelized interfaces just …
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‘Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion’ Takes On a New Perspective With the ‘Suneaters Campaign’
Last fall we took a look at Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion [$4.99 / Lite], and it absolutely knocked our socks …
‘Circadia’ Review – An Elegant Exercise in Minimalist Rhythm Design
Circadia plays with our assumptions about rhythm games, stripping out all but the absolute basics while remaining nail-bitingly difficult.
‘Adventure Bar Story’ Review – The Best Bar Management RPG In Town
Adventure Bar Story has more than its share flaws, but does a great job filling the badly neglected management RPG niche on iOS.
GDC 2012: A look at ‘Tiny Sheep’ and ‘Pocket Minions’
Last week we had a chance to sit down with Kathy Fung, founder of SiuYiu, the studio behind tower-builder Vegas …
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