Part RPG, part frantic arcade high-score chaser, all fun: Slayin puts you in control of one of three heros as you quest to rid the land of evil baddies and epic bosses. The catch? It all happens on one screen, with three buttons.
Like many gamers, my three best friends and I have a long-standing gaming tradition. Every holiday, we gather for our …
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If you were around in the early 90’s, surely you remember the Dream Team. If not, imagine a time when …
I was in a panic. An actual panic. The forest around me was changing, and I couldn’t find my way …
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There’s nothing better than a big, crackling fire, for ambiance, for warmth, for burning all your belongings. In the world …
Continue reading “‘Little Inferno’ for iPad Review – Burning Up the Hours”
For a while now, I’ve been worn out on free-to-play sims. Tiny Tower (Free) and Dragonvale (Free) devoured my waking …
Continue reading “‘Pixel People’ Review – A Brave New World of Timers and Clones”
Shenandoah Studios’ The Battle of the Bulge ($9.99) is to the iPad what SSG’s fabled Panzer General was to PC …
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As mobile hardware reaches the point of being comparable to consoles, we’re seeing less and less “Game Boy” versions of …
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Platforming games can be a finicky genre on iOS. It almost always comes down to the controls. I’ve played otherwise …
Continue reading “‘Mutant Mudds’ Review – A Challenging, Inventive, and Satisfying Platformer”
Hundreds ($2.99) could almost get away without an explanation. Here’s how the first level plays: you put your finger down …
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