There’s nothing better than a big, crackling fire, for ambiance, for warmth, for burning all your belongings. In the world …
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Aside from downloadable content that lets you dress a marshmallow in a medieval helmet, Rise of the Blobs (Free) doesn’t …
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For a while now, I’ve been worn out on free-to-play sims. Tiny Tower (Free) and Dragonvale (Free) devoured my waking …
Continue reading “‘Pixel People’ Review – A Brave New World of Timers and Clones”
Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes ($4.99) is one of those games I just can’t get enough of. I’ve picked …
I’m what you might call a pinball dilletante. Oh sure, I’ve played a table here and there, downloaded a few …
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Mobile games have left their roots behind, no longer relying on entertaining us with a dozen variations of Snake and …
The whole roguelike thing can seem kind of intense—the permadeath, particularly. It’s all struggle and strife and the near-inevitable fall. …
There’s no denying Kumobius’s Time Surfer ($0.99) owes a lot to Tiny Wings ($1.99). It has the same swoopy hills, …
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Hundreds ($2.99) could almost get away without an explanation. Here’s how the first level plays: you put your finger down …
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ZeptoLab makes charming games. It’s kind of their thing, judging by Cut The Rope’s eminently marketable Om Nom. The studio’s …
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