I never expected to see ActRaiser again. A memorable and successful early release for the 16-bit Super NES in North America, …
Continue reading “‘Actraiser Renaissance’ Review – Do You Believe in Divine Miracles?”
We’ve already posted an exhaustive preview of Stardew Valley ($4.99), but I’ve been basically playing it non-stop since I first …
Continue reading “‘Stardew Valley’ Review – Who Needs Real Life?”
On the surface it’s easy to assume that One Hour One Life ($3.99), aside from its aesthetic, is just another …
Continue reading “‘One Hour One Life’ Review – No One Gets Out Alive”
The hallmark of a really good sim is when it makes you interested in something you knew nothing about before …
Atari is preparing for another update to Rollercoaster Tycoon Touch (Free), but this time it promises to be wet and …
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We got a glimpse of an iOS port back in March during GDC, and we got an official release date …
Continue reading “Stylish Zen Drifting Game ‘Absolute Drift’ Has Absolutely Drifted onto iOS”
During MineCon Earth back in November of last year, Minecraft ($6.99) developer Mojang announced a huge new expansion called Update …
Continue reading “The Final Phase of the ‘Minecraft’ Update Aquatic is Now Available”
Simulation games are conceptually an interesting thing to me. They often tackle the most mundane or realistic topics, trying to …
Continue reading “‘Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind’ Review – Days of Future Pass”
Rocketcat and Madgarden’s road trip zombie apocalypse survival game Death Road to Canada ($14.99) has received near constant updates ever …
On HBO, Westworld (Free) went from a near future amusement park you could live out your innermost desires, especially if …
