Lifeline ($2.99) is a gamebook/choose-your-own-adventure novel that tries to do something a bit different from other games: it is designed …
Continue reading “‘Lifeline’ Review – Taylor, You Are Way Too Needy”
Hello, gentle readers, and welcome to the RPG Reload, the weekly feature where we keep every severed animal tail we …
Kixeye’sVEGA Conflict (Free) has been out for some time on Android and desktop. If you aren’t familiar with this Facebook …
Continue reading “‘VEGA Conflict’ Review – In Space, No One Can Hear You Purchase IAP”
Like everyone, I have my own set of personal biases and preferences that I have to work around. I love …
Pixeljam’s awesome ode to classic shoot-em-ups, Glorkian Warrior: Trials Of Glork (Free), turned heads here at TouchArcade when it released …
Continue reading “Awesome Shooter ‘Glorkian Warrior’ Goes On Sale To Celebrate Its Latest Update”
Dungeon Link (Free) is a clever game: it combines line-drawing puzzles, where you have to connect different sets of dots …
Continue reading “‘Dungeon Link’ Review – Toeing the Line of Social RPGs”
It’s hard to believe, but it’s already been an entire year since Crescent Moon and Cascadia Games released their monochrome …
Looking back at the first mobile phones, it’s kind of stunning how far we’ve come. All they could do in …
Continue reading “Blind Gamers Are Embracing Developers Who Have an Eye for Accessibility”
If you know Game Stew, you’re probably already enamored with their high innovation to pixel ratio. There is always much …
Continue reading “‘Dungeon of Madness’ Review – Pixel Giant Produces a Puzzle Gem”
Long a staple of the Japanese games industry, romance games have been slowly gaining a bit of a foothold in …
Continue reading “‘Hakuoki’ Review – The Road To A Samurai’s Heart”
