I’m always a bit conflicted when it comes to Kairosoft’s games. After making a big splash with Game Dev Story …
Continue reading “‘Ninja Village’ Review – About As Fresh As Ninjas In Video Games”
Gamers looking for a present-day take on classic turn-based artillery gameplay may be interested in the likes of YesSir ($1.99). While …
Continue reading “‘YesSir’ Review – A Decent Shot in the Dark”
The mobile platform is perfect for quick, minimal oriented, “pick up and play” games. Titles like Super Hexagon can be …
Continue reading “‘Magnetized’ Review – The Laws of Attraction”
Qix has been around for a long time — since 1981 to be exact. The objective is simple, to “claim” …
Continue reading “‘Line Knight Fortix’ Review – Divide and Conquer”
It’s perhaps not the obvious comparison, but the more I played Rail Racing ($0.99), the new racer from Reckless Racing …
Continue reading “‘Rail Racing’ Review – Toy Car Racing With A Vintage Feel”
Kemco’s latest in their line of monthly mobile RPGs comes by way of developer Magitec, whose name last popped up …
Continue reading “‘RPG Chrome Wolf’ Review – Who Said Fighting Evil Was A Tankless Job?”
In an era with so many platforms for developers to put their works on, many games have seen the light …
Continue reading “‘UsagiMan’ Review – A Quirky Homage to Mega Man”
Out of all the possibilities in time and space, Doctor Who: Legacy (Free) is a gem-matching game. It’s the sort …
Continue reading “‘Doctor Who: Legacy’ Review – Swapping Gems With The Doctor and Friends”
Despite the flooding and bad times that Hello Games have had recently, they’ve just released their sequel to the popular …
Continue reading “‘Joe Danger Infinity’ Review – A Fresh Coat of Paint on a Great Game”
King may not be the most popular bunch around these parts, but it’s clear they have a good understanding of …
Continue reading “‘Farm Heroes Saga’ Review – King Returns To Match-3 In Their Latest Puzzler”
