Hey now, here’s something really cool. From seemingly right out of nowhere, Rebellion Games has released Joust Legend ($2.99), arguably …
Continue reading “‘Joust Legend’ Review – Sir Rebellion Triumphs”
Zombies. What can you say about them? Sure, they’ve been around for a long time, and I am a huge …
Continue reading “‘Dead Effect’ Review – It’s Been Done Before, but It’s Still Fun”
Late last month Pixbits launched Junk Jack X ($4.99), the sequel to their popular 2011 side-scrolling crafting game. As fans …
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It feels like when people are sitting down to plan out a new game these days, a lot of them …
Continue reading “‘Audio Ninja’ Review – Simple, Short, but Satisfying Enough”
This little ninja was so stealthy, he almost slipped right past me unnoticed. When Ninjin (Free) first popped up on …
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Some of my favorite iPad games are ones that can be enjoyed on the same screen with multiple players. There’s …
Continue reading “‘Don’t Fall in the Hole’ for iPad Review – A Same-Screen Time Waster”
As a complete role reversal from the virtuous Smash Cops, Smash Bandits (Free) puts you in the seat of a maniacal …
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The real deal in Call of Duty single player, with a few new excellent additions.
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”
One of the many things I love about iOS gaming is how critical it’s been in the revival of one …
Continue reading “‘BlastTrax’ Review – A Blasting Good Time, But Too Little of It”
