Party games are played in groups as the name suggests. Generally lacking in deep mechanics, the goal is interaction over …
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It feels like when people are sitting down to plan out a new game these days, a lot of them …
Continue reading “‘Audio Ninja’ Review – Simple, Short, but Satisfying Enough”
Developer Pik Pok is at it again with another quirky game for the Adult Swim line, and this time in …
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Some games don’t really set out to break a genre in half. Sometimes, people just want more of the same. …
Continue reading “‘Age of Thrones’ Review – Fun, But Far From King”
Sheep Happens (Free) is a tried and true endless runner. It’s pretty much everything you’d expect from the genre, but …
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Some of my favorite iPad games are ones that can be enjoyed on the same screen with multiple players. There’s …
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Quark Games, the development team behind Valor, is no stranger to fantasy-based strategy games. The company’s latest PvP game, Champs: …
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I remember a time when every new Kairosoft game that launched on iOS was met with big fanfare. It’s been …
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One of the many things I love about iOS gaming is how critical it’s been in the revival of one …
Continue reading “‘BlastTrax’ Review – A Blasting Good Time, But Too Little of It”
More than ambiance and buckets of gore, an understandable set of rules make or break any horror story. Slender, the …
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