Fingle [$0.99] should come with a warning. Maybe “Caution: always bring protection”? I mean, sure the iPad is great for …
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Way back in 2010 when Monster Dash [$0.99] was released it felt a tiny bit lacking. Not that it wasn’t …
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Order Up!! To Go brings together every aspect of the restaurant management game world – time management, cooking sims and more – and makes it free in the process.
TripleTown is a matching game that will keep you thinking several steps ahead as you build an empire.
Jazz: Trump’s Journey is a lush, gorgeous platformer with tons of potential, but it’s still a ways from having that realized.
Caylus is an outstanding board game port, but its online multiplayer options are painfully limited.
A competent but bland physics puzzler published by the often-excellent Adult Swim.
Though it’s plagued by a bad translation and poor optimization, Darkness Rush is entertaining enough to overcome its faults.
Windosill is a slip of a thing, hardly big enough to fill one play session. It’s worth it, though, for its gorgeous visual and delightfully playful puzzles.
Aetherium II is close to being a great game of clever mazes, but it misses the mark thanks to clunky controls.
