The tower defense genre has a long and storied history on the App Store, featuring well known titles and obscure …
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Simulators have always been a huge part of gaming, but it wasn’t until games like Goat Simulator came out that …
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When I was first turned on to Immortal Rogue ($4.99), I was attracted by the unique narrative system. After actually …
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Upcoming hack & slash roguelike Immortal Rogue ($4.99) from developer Kyle Barrett promises a dynamic world, challenging combat, and pixel …
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About 3 minutes into Alien Blackout I exclaimed “Holy Sh*t, it’s Double Switch!” While my wife and 4 month old …
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There are lots of debates about the best way to re-issue retro games. SEGA, more than any other company, has …
It’s not that difficult to spot potential sources of inspiration for Where Shadows Slumber ($2.99). You’d be forgiven if, at …
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It’s hard to believe it’s been almost a year since Ironhide Studio launched Iron Marines ($2.99), their hybrid real-time strategy …
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Not a ton of mobile games get shown off at E3, relative to console and PC titles, but Donut County ($4.99) …
On the surface it’s easy to assume that One Hour One Life ($3.99), aside from its aesthetic, is just another …
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