The first time Lost Treasures of Infocom (Free) hit the scene it was 1991. The treasures weren’t actually all that …
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There was a time I was content to simply match three. This was around the same time I had, no …
Continue reading “‘Pixel Defenders Puzzle’ Review – A Great New Match-3 with RPG Flavor”
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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Cook, Serve, Delicious ($1.99) heats up the hardcore restaurant simulation genre to a scorching level of challenge and innovation. What …
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There is no hope of survival. Either you keep going, one step after another, or you die. This is the …
Continue reading “‘Into the Dead’ Review – An Atmospheric Zombie Runner”
One of the very best gaming moments in my life took place 28 years ago, yet I remember it as …
Continue reading “‘Karateka’ Review – Mariko’s Fate Is In Your Hands”
You know that feeling you get when you play an RPG and you manage to work your way down every …
Continue reading “‘QatQi’ Review – Throwing Out the Word Game Road Map”
How to explain Arranger (Free)? It doesn’t quite fit into any bucket I’m familiar with. It’s a mini-game collection, a …
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Micro Miners ($1.99) feels a bit crude and dirty in more ways than one, and it’s such a better game …
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Boxing is all about endurance. A truly great fight is a demonstration of that endurance; the fighters’ stamina, the punches …
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