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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The App Store being what it is, one of the bigger challenges a game faces is simply being noticed. With …
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We’ve been longtime fans of Japanese developer Ponos for their excellent puzzle titles like Puzzle Prism ($2.99) and Puzzle Cosmos …
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Revolutionary Concepts has given their lovingly-crafted iOS port of the classic fighting game Karate Champ ($2.99) a new update which …
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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Donut Games knows how to make a killer casual experience. And with 36 iOS games now under their belt, they …
Developer Pik Pok is at it again with another quirky game for the Adult Swim line, and this time in …
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If you are a fan of really cool games and not paying for them, well, then this is for you. …
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This little ninja was so stealthy, he almost slipped right past me unnoticed. When Ninjin (Free) first popped up on …
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868-HACK ($7.99) is: a risky pricing-experiment, a rogue-like, a tightly-designed machine, a Michael Brough game, and an onion… I forgot …
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