‘Luminaria: Forgotten Echoes’ Review – Shadow Boxing
Well, this was a bit of a roller coaster. Publisher Crescent Moon Games is still out here doing its thing …
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Well, this was a bit of a roller coaster. Publisher Crescent Moon Games is still out here doing its thing …
Continue reading “‘Luminaria: Forgotten Echoes’ Review – Shadow Boxing”
We’re getting dangerously close to being two decades removed from the launch of the Nintendo DS and Sony PlayStation Portable. …
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The first game developer who decided to stick a match-3 game and an RPG in a blender sure came up …
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The original HOOK ($1.99) had a very simple idea behind it. You were presented with a tangled mess of hooks …
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Sometimes all it takes is a fresh perspective to liven up a well-worn design template. It’s easy enough to take …
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One of the earliest iPhone games released on the App Store back in 2008 was Tap Tap Revenge. Following games …
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Amidst a hail of broken english, Developer Jungyu Lee drops you directly into the action of Raid Manager ($1.99). Much …
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“In modern war… you will die like a dog for no good reason.” This Ernest Hemingway quote is displayed at …
There are lots of debates about the best way to re-issue retro games. SEGA, more than any other company, has …
Originally, I had no intentions of writing a review for this SEGA Forever release of Streets of Rage 2 (Free). …
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