In 2015’s App Store, it’s really hard to try to add something new to genres that have been done so …
Continue reading “GDC 2015: ‘Brickies’ by Noodlecake Puts a Cool Spin on Brick Breakers”
I feel like comparing something to Super Hexagon ($2.99) to something is a risky venture, but it’s appropriate here. Tiltagon …
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Noodlecake had a lot on their plate at GDC, but that just seems to be how they roll. The first …
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Another game in the rapid-fire onslaught of GDC meetings was Nightmare Guardians, which is sort of difficult to describe as …
Continue reading “GDC 2015: ‘Nightmare Guardians’ is a… MOBA Defense?”
Firing rockets is the best way to make friends, or at least, that’s what Warfriends is shooting for. In the …
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Rumble’s KingsRoad (Free) has been on the App Store for a while, but the weird thing about covering free to …
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Some of the best games on the App Store take existing popular genres and mash them up in fun ways. …
Continue reading “GDC 2015: ‘Conquest: Heroes of Galandria’ Combines CCG with Chess-like Strategy”
Dudeski ($1.99) has been my go-to iOS skiing game since its release, but a lot of people really don’t dig …
Continue reading “GDC 2015: ‘Ski Pirates’ is Another Neat iOS Skiing and Snowboarding Game”
It seems like ever since Hearthstone (Free) has become so huge, developers intentionally (or unintentionally) have been looking for a …
Continue reading “GDC 2015: ‘EarthCore’ is Another Upcoming Free to Play CCG”
One of the coolest games from back in the earlier days of iOS was Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor …
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