Kavinsky (Free) is a bit of an oddball. I get the feeling that it’s going to be a love or …
Continue reading “‘Kavinsky’ Review – Brilliant Marketing and a Shallow, Yet Fun ’80s Romp”
When Square Enix announced that the next entry in the highly regarded Deus Ex series would be a mobile-only title, …
Continue reading “‘Deus Ex: The Fall’ Review – Console Gaming Stuffed into a Mobile Package”
Well, this is surprising. Square Enix’s Deus Ex: The Fall ($4.99) seems to have just hit every App Store instead …
Continue reading “‘Deus Ex: The Fall’ Hits the US App Store Ahead of Schedule”
Right, I don’t care that Garfield’s Wild Ride ($0.99) is “just another endless runner”… it has Garfield! When I was …
Continue reading “‘Garfield’s Wild Ride’ Review – It’s ‘Jetpack Joyride’ with Garfield”
I’m going to go ahead and get this out of the way right now. Ninja Gaiga (Free) doesn’t look very …
Continue reading “‘Ninja Gaiga’ Review – Being a Ninja Isn’t Always Pretty Work”
One of the coolest things about the rise of independent games combined with a global digital market is that we …
Continue reading “‘Moscow Dash’ Review – Paint the Red Square Red”
How will Deus Ex: The Fall feel on iPhone and iPad? Is there any possible way it could be as …
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Miseria: Worlds Apart ($0.99) has seemingly come out of nowhere to create a winning game formula by melding action-arcade design sensibilities …
Continue reading “‘Miseria’ Review – Haunting Arcade Puzzle Action”
In 1991, a game named Street Fighter II came along and it started off a whole new genre. Okay, the …
Continue reading “‘Samurai Shodown II’ Review – Blades, Blood and Crap Controls”
We’ve been collecting coins for a long time—well before the days when they did much of anything, we’ve been running …
Continue reading “‘Treasure Tower Sprint’ Review – Going for Gold”
