I’ll just be upfront about it and say that I adore the Uncharted series. There are plenty of design decisions …
Continue reading “‘Uncharted: Fortune Hunter’ Review – Temples and Tile Trials”
The practice of cloning is troublesome for many reasons. There are the obvious problems, but beyond those, the fear of …
I’ve talked about shoot ’em ups ad nauseum, and for good reason — they’re one heck of a genre, and …
Continue reading “‘Frantic Shooter’ Review – Flick to Dodge”
Orangepixel’s previous game, Space Grunts ($3.99) was basically a fast-paced, roguelike-inspired, action game that just so happened to be turn-based. …
Continue reading “‘Heroes of Loot 2’ Review – This Dungeon’s Too Messy”
Developer XperimentalZ Games has a vibe to its games that I can really appreciate. These games feel like they fell …
Continue reading “‘Pinball Breaker Forever’ Review – Breaking Out of the Pinball Mold”
It’s been an odd year for ChoiceScript interactive fiction games. In the first half of this year, I’ve reviewed two …
Continue reading “‘Choice Of The Pirate’ Review – Who Left The Water Running?”
Never Alone: Ki Edition ($4.99) is a game that seems to set out to do at least two things. First …
Continue reading “‘Never Alone: Ki Edition’ Review – Good Game, Great Experience”
When a developer puts a spin on the typical auto-running formula, I’m usually there to check it out. While virtual …
As we all know, love it or hate it, freemium is a concept that is never going away. That said, …
Continue reading “‘Tales of Link’ Review – Tales of Fan Service”
Castles of Mad King Ludwig($7.99) is a curiously accurate description for the monstrous architectural nightmares that are created in the …
Continue reading “‘Castles of Mad King Ludwig’ Review – Some Assembly Required”
