Nearly 15 years ago, Creative Assembly and Activision released Rome: Total War ($9.99) on Windows. This was Creative Assembly’s third …
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Sci-fi is a fascinating genre, and space exploration is a natural extension of the theme. Slightly different, however, is colonisation. …
The tower defense genre has a long and storied history on the App Store, featuring well known titles and obscure …
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Simulators have always been a huge part of gaming, but it wasn’t until games like Goat Simulator came out that …
Continue reading “‘Cultist Simulator’ Review — Explore And You Shall Be Rewarded (Or Sacrificed)”
Let’s talk idle clickers. Or rather, let’s not and say we did, as I find most to be monotonous at …
I may be a bit iffy on deck builders (there are just so many flooding the mobile market at any …
Continue reading “‘Card Crusade’ Review – A New Classic in Roguelike Deck Builders”
When I was first turned on to Immortal Rogue ($4.99), I was attracted by the unique narrative system. After actually …
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I hope I always remember my first Tamagotchi. And my second. But when it comes to mobile games imitating the …
Continue reading “‘Noa Noa’ Review – Finally, a Nostalgic Virtual Pet Game that Gets It Right”
About 3 minutes into Alien Blackout I exclaimed “Holy Sh*t, it’s Double Switch!” While my wife and 4 month old …
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Nintendo Switch owners aren’t new to the realm of Hell. After all, we’ve explored the hot and heated landscape in …
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