Every logic puzzle lover should know about nonograms. You might know them as picross puzzles, or griddlers, or maybe just …
Continue reading “‘World Mosaics’ Review – Picross-style Pictograms Gone Global”
How much should a game punish you? This is the question that hangs over Mountain Sheep’s Bike Baron [$0.99] but …
Continue reading “‘Bike Baron’ Review – Blowin’ Up the Bike Path”
Ah, the inevitable movie tie-in. In the tradition of Angry Birds: Rio and Doodle Jump: Hop comes Halfbrick’s Fruit Ninja: …
A young man washes up on shore without knowledge of where he is or how he got there. An elder …
Continue reading “‘Fara’ Review – Funny And Flawed In Equal Measure”
Let’s address this right up front — Robo5 [$0.99] looks familiar. If you took Atlus’s PS3 opus Catherine, stripped out …
Continue reading “‘Robo5’ Review – Familiar But Charming Action Puzzles”
Ah piracy. Forget the days of violence, scurvy and the constant threat of hanging. We’re talking about the freedom of …
Continue reading “‘Powder Monkeys’ Review – Pirates of the Simian Seas”
Aiko Island [$0.99 / HD] is, at first glance, just another physics puzzler in an endless procession. Is there anything …
Continue reading “‘Aiko Island’ Review – Pop, Drop and Roll in this Excellent Physics Puzzler”
Lately, I’ve been on the lookout for freemium games that offer up more than the usual. I feel like I’ve …
Continue reading “‘Forever Drive’ Review – Stopping is Giving In”
Like most geeks, I’ve spent some time thinking about the best place to go in case of a zombie apocalypse. …
Continue reading “‘Please Stay Calm’ Review – Zombies in Your Neighborhood”
As far as board games go, Monopoly can be found somewhere near the bottom of the barrel. It’s simple to …
Continue reading “‘BlueMarble’ Review – Passes “Go,” Collects My Dollars”
