Has it really only been four years? Four years since Canabalt ($2.99) burst onto the scene and arguably created and …
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Duke Nukem Forever. Kingdom Hearts 3. Street Fighter 4. Trace 2 ($2.99). Some sequels take their time. Of course, one …
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The App Store being what it is, one of the bigger challenges a game faces is simply being noticed. With …
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Gaming Corps’ latest iOS stealth-action jam should have been more than just a famed-franchise tie-in, but it is not. Instead …
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Some iOS games look outdated. They don’t have the resources to create detailed 3D environment, so instead focus on creative …
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With its auto-forward movement, behind the character viewpoint, and the word ‘run’ in the title, you’d be forgiven for thinking …
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Heroes of Loot ($3.99) by Pascal Bestebroer is not just another fantasy RPG. I hadn’t played an old-school crawler like …
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It’s hard to believe that there were that many people out there who were letting the former 99¢ price tag …
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What’s left to say? Infinity Blade is one of the biggest (if not THE biggest) franchises on the App Store, …
Looking back, the notion that we would one day have the Unreal Engine on the iPhone seemed, well, unreal. Epic …
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