868-HACK ($7.99) is: a risky pricing-experiment, a rogue-like, a tightly-designed machine, a Michael Brough game, and an onion… I forgot …
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I don’t particularly love the sandbox-survival genre – made famous by Minecraft – or care to dabble in every one …
Continue reading “‘Terraria’ Review – A 2D ‘Minecraft’-like With a Sense of Adventure”
Craft with friends in this excellent sequel to one of iOS’s original 2D sandbox games.
Gameloft’s lastest in its arcade racer series is the best yet.
Originally released for the Mac and PC in early 2009, Plants vs. Zombies ($0.99) managed to similarly capture the lightning …
It’s almost the one-year anniversary of the release of Mikey Shorts ($1.99), the platformer from BeaverTap Games that made such …
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It took me a long time to beat Grapefrukt’s Rymdkapsel ($3.99) a second time, even after playing it for a …
Continue reading “‘Rymdkapsel’ Review – Minimalist Base-Building Among the Stars”
Bloodmasque (Free) from Square Enix is a true oddity. It’s part RPG, part Infinity Blade ($5.99) and part Clone Booth …
Continue reading “‘Bloodmasque’ Review – Vampires + Stupid Faces = Massive Entertainment”
Who plays point-and-click adventure games for the gameplay? I don’t. I’d rather be jumping, shooting, slashing or racing. No, I …
Continue reading “‘Tiny Thief’ Review: The Point-And-Click Adventure That Stole My Heart”
Agricola ($4.99) is a farming sim set in 17th century Europe. You may think you know what a farming sim …
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