Earlier this morning, Jared and I spent some time with ShaqDown (Free). It’s a side-scrolling brawling game starring Shaq, the …
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Let’s clear the air: clean lines and futuristic stylings aside, Pixelbite Games‘ Repulze ($0.99) shares little in common with Wipeout. One is …
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The iPhone 5 and the 5th generation iPod touch, with their lovely 4-inch widescreen Retina Displays, have been out for …
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There is no way to sugarcoat this: ShaqDown (Free) is not a great game. It is, at best, a merely serviceable …
Hundreds ($2.99) could almost get away without an explanation. Here’s how the first level plays: you put your finger down …
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Heads up: Jordan Mechner’s new Karateka ($1.99) is now on sale for 99¢. That’s a couple of bones off its …
The machines invade Korea in this sequel to 2011’s Tower Offense game
Skygoblin’s The Journey Down ($4.99) is a classic point and click adventure with a certain visual similarity to Grim Fandango, …
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ZeptoLab makes charming games. It’s kind of their thing, judging by Cut The Rope’s eminently marketable Om Nom. The studio’s …
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Liv Games’ excellent strategy defense title Legendary Wars ($0.99) received a massive version 2.0 update back in November, adding fan …
