Earlier this afternoon, Eli and I spent some time with Zombies ($0.99). It’s an isometric hack-and-slash that tasks you with …
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I sometimes wonder if we play Monopoly more out of habit, or some sense of nostalgic obligation, rather than because …
Continue reading “‘Monopoly Millionaire’ Review – Putting the Bored Into Board Game”
When a developer like True Axis, creators of the iOS classic Jet Car Stunts ($1.99), announces a new project, you …
Continue reading “‘True Skate’ Review – A Skating Simulation Tailor-made for the Touchscreen”
We got our hands on an early copy of Rocketcat Games’ upcoming endless puncher, Punch Quest, and really like what …
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Half of every one of Polara’s ($2.99) levels is out to kill you, but which half is up to you. …
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Most everybody should be familiar with Tiny Wings ($1.99), developer Andreas Illiger’s simple and beautiful endless runner that stole our …
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Earlier this morning, Eli and I spent some time with the iPhone and iPad version of the 1997 “cult” classic …
Continue reading “TA Plays: ‘Carmageddon’ – A Super Violent Free-Form Racing Game”
I’m usually not concerned about how game developers want to make their money. Premium costs up front, IAP, or some …
Continue reading “‘Funky Smugglers’ Review – A Fun but Flawed Airport Arcade Game”
Out of the box, Gearbox Software’s Borderlands 2 has robust mapping functionality that clearly displays the layouts of a given …
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We learned back in May that Tin Man Games had acquired the rights to adapt several entries from the Fighting …
