Shadow Blade: Reload ($4.99) is not a sequel to Shadow Blade ($1.99), but an enhanced re-release of the original. The …
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For me, one of the marks of a good puzzle game is when the main mechanics are so simple and …
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When you first lay eyes on Craneballs’ latest game Splash Cars (Free), there’s a good chance the phrase “Pako ($1.99) …
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Knotmania ($2.99) is the kind of game that’s best enjoyed by people who get satisfaction from untangling complicated wire tangles. …
I am a major fan of Orangepixel’s games. The solo developer should be remembered by history as a unique, standout …
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Foursaken Media is undoubtedly one of the most beloved developers on our forums. They are well known for making games …
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Do you ever have a game that just does not click with you? Twofold Inc. ($3.99) is the equivalent of …
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The East New World (Free) is pretty comfortable wearing its inspirations on its sleeve. The enemy designs map pretty closely …
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Match-three is one of those genres that will be around forever. Years after we’re immersing ourselves in full consumer-grade VR, …
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Lost In Harmony (Free) is the latest game from Yoan Fanise, whose work at Ubisoft included directing Valiant Hearts (Free) …
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