Here’s a solid reason to keep creeping around the 3D, real-time world of realMyst ($6.99): in a recent update, game …
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For the longest time, I had trouble understanding the phrase ‘vomit rainbows’. Often used in conjunction with toxic-looking, multi-tiered cakes, …
Continue reading “‘Cats Away’ Review – Abducting Adorable Felines Can Be Fun”
Late this afternoon, Eli and I spied a true App Store find: Trainz Driver ($2.99). Don’t let that ridiculous “z” …
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Neverland is a world that can only seem to scrabble toward peace, ruled in turn by demons and humans who …
Continue reading “‘Spectral Souls’ Review – Neverland Beckons in this Strategy RPG”
Secrets are irresistible. We’ll do whatever to uncover them. At least, that’s the meta thought we’re left with after a …
Continue reading “Hands-on Preview With ‘The Room’ – A Haunting 3D Puzzle Game”
It doesn’t take much thought to understand what Shellrazer ($2.99) is all about, and it’s easy to dismiss it as …
Continue reading “‘Shellrazer’ Review – Turtles and Gunpowder is a Recipe for Fun”
Earlier this morning, Eli and I spent a lot of time with Running Dead (Free), a zombie video game. To …
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Mr. Dreamer is a delightful little runner, but for all its charm it lacks in longevity.
Earlier this afternoon, Eli and I gave Wizorb ($2.99) a spin. It’s a brick breaking game that has you swinging …
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The saddest bit of news I’ve heard so far today is that id Software has announced they’ll be putting their …
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