As one of the most well-known RPG developers in recent times, Bioware is primarily known for two things: Dungeons & …
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There’s a certain attraction to time travel stories. Sometimes, they’re about comparing the present to the past, particularly by sticking …
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When 505 Games and N-Fusion released their old-school inspired RPG Ember ($9.99) last week, there were a few interesting things we …
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Solitaire is quite possibly the most popular video game of all time, thanks to the game’s inclusion in Windows in …
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It’s been over three years since inkle released their adaptation of the first book in the Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! series. …
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By now, we all know what to do if a large meteor is on a course to strike the Earth: …
No matter how you slice it, making a sequel to Siralim (Free) was always going to be a tough job. …
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Have you played Lifeline? It came out in 2015 and had a very clever concept: it turned one of the …
Vector Unit makes their aquatic racing series bigger and better in Riptide GP: Renegade ($2.99). The aquatic racing genre is …
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Pixelbite got a lot right with the first Space Marshals ($3.99). They eschewed much of what is common in dual-stick …
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