We often see the case of a game from a genre well-realized on consoles, dedicated handhelds, or PCs releasing on …
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Square Enix brought their Final Fantasy-themed 3DS rhythm title over to the iOS platform late last year, with quite a …
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It feels like when people are sitting down to plan out a new game these days, a lot of them …
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Microsoft’s Kinect accessory brought about all sorts of gimmicky motion games, with the only ones that were really worth playing …
If you have no tolerance for Electronic Dance Music (EDM), Double Fine’s Dropchord (Free) won’t be your thing. No chance. It …
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Wait, what’s a chord? Can it even be safe? Is it even a physical thing? If not, how can a …
I was originally going to start this review as though I knew what I was talking about in the world …
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By all rights a game that’s billed as an arcade game, a mathematical puzzle game and a rhythm game all …
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Super School Day ($0.99) plays like any other of the mini-game collections on the App Store, yet it manages to …
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Let’s be clear: there is little danger of the world ever coming up short on games in the runner genre. …
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