Help Volty ($0.99) is an experiential puzzle game that works in large part because mystery is carefully massaged into every …
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Earlier this morning, Eli and I spent some time with Real Racing 3, which is available now in some international …
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Until Krashlander ($1.99) guru Jeff Weber stepped in and saved us with his words of wisdom, we had a problem: …
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Have a love of adventure games and an hour or so to spare? You absolutely must take a look at …
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Earlier this afternoon, Eli and I busted our brains all over Help Volty ($0.99), a 2D puzzle box game that …
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Rampage is a classic series of games about gigantic monsters who bash cities into ruins. Roar Rampage ($0.99) is a …
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Oh, man, you guys needed to see QUEST LORD ($5.99), like, yesterday. It’s a love letter to old-school, first-person dungeon …
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Stop everything and go grab Super Monsters Ate My Condo (Free). It’s a great game, and it’s free right now …
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Eli painted a wicked word picture of what DrawQuest is all about already earlier this morning, but if you’d like …
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Surely everyone remembers Draw Something ($2.99) and its weird lifecycle of appearing out of nowhere, getting red hot, being bought …
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