‘The Show Must Go On’ Review – Who Knew Opera Could Be So Much Fun?
This mini-game collection brings the challenge of managing the Royal Opera House home in a particularly darling way.
Author: Nissa Campbell
‘ZONR’ Review – A Fantastic Puzzle-Arcade Collaboration
Outstanding music and art elevate this simple reaction-speed game to the next level.
‘Little Lambs’ Review – Sweet Little Sheep Pack a Puzzling Punch
Don’t let the adorable art fool you — this puzzle game doesn’t pull its punches.
‘Blueprint 3D’ Review – Simple and Elegant Motion Puzzles
Blueprint 3D is short and sweet, a simple puzzle experience that leaves you wanting more.
‘Evertales’ Review – A By-The-Numbers Brawler From Crescent Moon Games
Pretty graphics can’t save the bland gameplay and awkward controls in this uninspired side-scrolling brawler.
‘Junk Jack’ Review – A Gorgeous 2D Sandbox in the Tradition of Minecraft
Junk Jack nails the feel of a 2D Minecraft just about perfectly, but lacks any sense of direction and fails to explain the finer points of gameplay.
‘Elder Sign: Omens’ Review – Cthulhu Approved
This board game port keeps the eldritch horror intact while abandoning the tedious aspects of tabletop play.
‘Greed Corp HD’ for iPad Review – Scorched Earth is Profitable in this Strategy Board Game
Despite a few bugs, Greed Corp is a brilliant strategy board game with a challenging campaign.
‘Ninja Pong’ Review – Big Headed Ninjas Bounce Best
You play the paddle in this surprisingly fun game of bouncing ninjas and collecting hats.
‘Dark Dot’ for iPad Review – Draw ‘Em Down and Shoot ‘Em Up
This clever and charming vertical shooter experiments with formation drawing, but it’s over far too soon.
