As one of the most well-known RPG developers in recent times, Bioware is primarily known for two things: Dungeons & …
Continue reading “‘Jade Empire: Special Edition’ Review – Everybody Was Kung Fu Grinding”
Supercell has decided to revisit one of Clash of Clans‘ (Free) oldest and quirkiest systems, Clash training. As the developers point …
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Blizzard and Hearthstone (Free) fans, rejoice. The BlizzCon 2016 online merchandise sale for those attending BlizzCon or those who have a …
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This week’s Hearthstone (Free) Brawl will look very familiar to those who played the One Night in Karazhan Adventure since …
Continue reading “Today’s ‘Hearthstone’ Brawl is Chess From the ‘Karazhan’ Adventure”
Back when I reviewed developer AJTilley’s first visual novel release on iOS, Sword of Asumi ($3.99), I found myself underwhelmed …
Continue reading “‘Divine Slice of Life’ Review – Nothing Divine Here”
All the way back in 2013, Wonderful Lasers released the infuriatingly difficult yet ridiculously compulsive arcade title Impossible Road ($2.99), …
Continue reading “Infuriating Arcade Classic ‘Impossible Road’ Goes Free for the First Time”
Hello, friends. Remember August? I sure do. Lots of great games came out that month, but the biggest story may …
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We’ve entered the spookiest time of the year, so Mojang has decided to cast a spooky spell over Minecraft: Pocket …
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World of Tank: Blitz (Free) 3.2 update has gone live today (although the servers are still down), and while we …
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Inkle’s Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! ($4.99) is a fantastic series, but it has unfortunately reached its end with the release of …
Continue reading “‘Sorcery!’ Retrospective Talks About What Went Right and What Went Wrong”
