‘Puddle’ Review – Don’t Step Over… Jump In
I’ll admit, I figured Puddle ($2.99) to be just another physics-puzzler involving liquid and Rube Goldberg-like level design; its soulless …
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I’ll admit, I figured Puddle ($2.99) to be just another physics-puzzler involving liquid and Rube Goldberg-like level design; its soulless …
Continue reading “‘Puddle’ Review – Don’t Step Over… Jump In”
If you have no tolerance for Electronic Dance Music (EDM), Double Fine’s Dropchord (Free) won’t be your thing. No chance. It …
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The App Store offers more than its fair share of traditional, sidescrolling platform games. If you’re tired of traveling the …
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Neven Mrgan, one half of The Incident (Free) developer Big Bucket Software, has released a very interesting new project into …
Drastically altering a successful franchise can often backfire in a major way — especially in the realm of established games …
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As a vertical endless “runner,” Swift Revenge (Free) is one of my favorite new additions to the App Store, most …
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Before we get started, it should be pointed out that despite the title, Lightning Fighter 2 (Free) ain’t so much …
Continue reading “‘Lightning Fighter 2’ Review – Lightning Fighter is Back and It’s… The Same?”
Quick! Smash the Update button on Real Racing 3 (Free). EA has just added some really cool cars to the …
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Badland ($0.99) has crushed another milestone, and we’re getting a couple of levels and some rad tweaks in celebration of …
As you may have figured out from our review, we’re really digging Gameloft’s Asphalt 8: Airborne (Free) and whole heartedly …
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