Monkey Labour ($1.99) developer Dawn of Play delivers again with a touch-based Tetris-inspired game that finally nails its controls, even …
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As a precocious teenager, I had an irrational fear of the police. Every time I saw them, my hands started …
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At the ripe old age of 30, the boy that was Prince Adam is now a man. A He-Man, and …
When I first heard that Loren Brichter of Atebits – creator of the groundbreaking Twitter client Tweetie (RIP) – was …
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This speed-based score-oriented racer scores a near perfect run.
When a developer like True Axis, creators of the iOS classic Jet Car Stunts ($1.99), announces a new project, you …
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Half of every one of Polara’s ($2.99) levels is out to kill you, but which half is up to you. …
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At first glance, Devil’s Attorney ($4.99) might seem like a shameless Phoenix Wright clone. You do play a defense attorney …
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Launcher games are always hit or miss. You either love them or you don’t. Mechanically they’re about as simple as …
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I’m not usually a fan of toilet humor, and Wimp: Who Stole My Pants (Free) takes place in a land …
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