You can file this one in the “better late than never” folder with Blek ($4.99). A Dark Room ($1.99) released …
Continue reading “‘A Dark Room’ Review – Surprising Things Can Be Found In The Dark”
The Dragon Quest series has had an odd relationship with western gamers. It’s a bonafide cultural icon in its home …
If you’re a fan of strategy games, then the name Slitherine needs no introductions. If you’re not, all you really …
Continue reading “‘Frontline: Road To Moscow’ Review – Wasn’t I Just Here?”
These days, developer 5th Cell is most famous for their huge break-out hit series, Scribblenauts. Although that series started on the …
Continue reading “‘Drawn To Life’ Review – A Slightly Broken Toy”
I’m sure, like me, you’ve seen many RPGs market themselves as having 100 hour quests or something outrageous like that, …
Continue reading “‘Record of Agarest War’ Review – An Adventure Longer Than Some Real Wars”
I love so many things about Uncanny X-Men: Days Of Future Past ($0.99), a new action-platformer from Glitchsoft, the developer …
I’m not going to try to put one over on you guys. I wasn’t exactly excited when Kemco’s latest, Band …
Continue reading “‘RPG Band Of Monsters’ Review – Band On The Run”
You can’t help but be won over by some games on pure charm, and Aliens Drive Me Crazy (Free) certainly …
Continue reading “‘Aliens Drive Me Crazy’ Review – Aliens Stole My Pun”
Well, it’s not often I find myself having to write a second review, but here we are. A few months …
Continue reading “‘Dungelot 2’ Review – Everyone Needs A Mulligan Sometimes”
Developer Radiangames has released a few cool puzzle games recently, but it’s been a while since Radiangames last visited the …
Continue reading “‘JoyJoy’ Review – Happy, Happy Twin-Stick Shooting”
