Skygoblin’s The Journey Down ($4.99) is a classic point and click adventure with a certain visual similarity to Grim Fandango, …
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Mike Singleton’s The Lords of Midnight (Free) was originally released for the ZX Spectrum in 1984, on magnetic cassette tape. …
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Mister Frog! (Free) is Coconut Island’s follow-up to the impressive One Tap Hero, so it has big shoes to fill. …
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Double Fine Productions has entered the freemium market with their new Superhero management sim Middle Manager of Justice (Free), a …
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I wasn’t expecting Choice of Kung Fu ($4.99) to be my new favorite in the Choice of Games lineup. My …
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No, there’s no Marvel vs. Capcom-style crossover pitting the Dark Elves against the Adorables… not yet anyway. But those bemoaning …
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If your expectations in terms of a game’s presentation are high, Imago’s Partia: The Broken Lineage ($3.99) isn’t for you. …
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Hunted Cow’s Battle Dungeon may go down as one of the great iOS games that almost was. Or, rather, actually …
The first time I played Choice of Games’ The Fleet ($4.99), the hideous Tribbles succeeded in their conquest of Altair …
For simplicity’s sake, call me a Bronie: the only part of the label I won’t own is the defensive masculinity …
