Developer Kenny Sun is best known for his unique puzzle games involving geometric shapes. Each of those games picks a …
Continue reading “‘A Hollow Doorway’ Review – No Triangles, Just Trying Angles”
Sometimes all you really need is a bit of quick shooting action. Beyond Helios ($0.99) aims to fill that need …
Continue reading “‘Beyond Helios’ Review – Something Sinistar This Way Comes”
One of the things that makes games from developer Michael Brough so great is in how much there is to …
Continue reading “‘Cinco Paus’ Review – A Rosa By Any Other Name”
After digging a little deeper into obscurities for the last couple of releases, SEGA has gone back to one of …
Continue reading “‘Streets of Rage’ Review – I Just Can’t Live Without Rageahol”
I have to give SEGA some credit. One of the many points where I felt that the initial line-up of …
Continue reading “‘ESWAT: City Under Siege’ Review – The Suit Fits, the Controls Don’t”
I’m probably not saying anything controversial by mentioning that like any other human, I have genre preferences. I obviously enjoy …
Continue reading “‘Heart of the House’ Review – Mind Your Manor”
A few years back, I reviewed an enjoyable puzzle game called Circix (Free). In that game, you had to connect …
Continue reading “‘Taps’ Review – Playing Taps Has Never Been So Pleasant”
There aren’t many good games out there based on the Power Rangers franchise. Much of that is down to the …
Continue reading “‘Chroma Squad’ Review – Like Putties in Your Hands”
The original Kid Tripp ($0.99) was an excellent ode to Westone’s classic Wonder Boy and the Adventure Island series that …
Continue reading “‘Miles & Kilo’ Review – It’s Dog-Gone Great!”
I’ve been down the road a couple of times before with games from developer Ian MacLarty, and I feel like …
