I like roguelikes, don’t get me wrong. I like the replayability that comes from their procedurally-generated structure, and I enjoy …
Continue reading “‘Into the Dim’ Review – A Light in a Darkened World”
I make a terrible Arthur. It’s not something I’ve had to put much thought into in my life, so I …
Continue reading “‘Pendragon Rising’ Review – Speculating On Arthurial Intent”
Nitrome’s Rust Bucket (Free) is a really fun turn-based roguelike, it’s just not quite complete yet. Sometimes it’s unfair to …
Continue reading “‘Rust Bucket’ Review – The Bucket Not Yet Runneth Over”
When people claim that gameplay takes precedent above all else, including visual fidelity, I ask, “why not both?” There have …
There’s something to be said about striking the cultural zeitgeist at the right time. Power Hover ($3.99) drops right when …
Continue reading “‘Power Hover’ Review – A Hoverboard That Won’t Explode”
Last month RobTop Games teased something called Geometry Dash Meltdown on Twitter. Was it a new game? An update to …
Continue reading “‘Geometry Dash Meltdown’ Trailer Released, Coming December 19th”
It feels like there’s a lot of news about Rayark’s excellent stylish action game Implosion ($1.99) lately, but not much …
Continue reading “There’s A New Character Coming To ‘Implosion’ In January”
Brad Erkkila’s Flip Champs (Free) is a pretty fun game that you should play, but when it initially came out, …
Continue reading “‘Flip Champs’ Gets Much-Needed Local Multiplayer Mode”
Fruit Ninja (Free) is one of those platform-defining games and it put long-time Australian developer Halfbrick on the map in …
It’s the holiday season and the folks at Mojang want to keep their Minecraft: Pocket Edition ($6.99) players warm for …
