A simulation game called Middle Manager of Justice will be the next game to come out of Double Fine, a …
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Metal Gear Solid: Social Ops, a new “social” Metal Gear game, was announced this morning at an event celebrating the …
Continue reading “Konami Announces ‘Metal Gear Solid: Social Ops’ For Mobile”
A few weeks back, we found out that Illusion Labs had a new iOS project in the works called Blast-A-Way …
Continue reading “TA Plays: ‘Blast-A-Way’ – Illusion Labs Puts Their Stamp on Physics Puzzlers”
Like a lot of gamers out there, I’m tired of your standard JRPG protagonists. They’re always the same, always sullen, …
When you’re dealing with truly classic puzzles, you have to have a twist. We’ve all long-since found our favorite tangram …
Continue reading “‘The Curse’ Review – Classic Puzzles in a Creepy Package”
Lost Cities ($1.99) is a game that’s hard to quantify. It’s built on Reiner Knizia’s formidable game design talents, and …
Continue reading “‘Lost Cities’ Review – A Shallow But Lovely Asynchronous Card Game”
Earlier this morning, Eli and I sat down with McPixel ($2.99). It’s a point-and-click adventure game that tasks you with …
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QSimutronics‘ One Epic Knight (Free) boasts a more interesting pedigree than your average endless runner: it shares a setting with …
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Today Brad and I get busy on a high-profile port of Square Enix’s critically acclaimed RPG The World Ends With …
After a few hours of Oneclick’s Angel Salvation (Free), you’re likely to have developed Tetris Syndrome: colored gems, healing crosses, and …
Continue reading “‘Angel Salvation’ Review – A High Fantasy Rube Goldberg Machine”
