To tell the truth, I’ve put off playing Versus: The Elite Trials ($4.99) for a while. I didn’t particularly enjoy …
Continue reading “‘Versus: The Elite Trials’ Review – Choices Start Coming Home to Roost”
For all of the interesting themes that can be found in the published works of Choice of Games, one of …
Continue reading “‘Runt of the Litter’ Review – How to Train Your Cat-Bird”
There’s something about a first-person dungeon crawler that just pulls me in and tugs at my brain. They’re a nice …
Continue reading “‘The Deep Paths’ Review – Down and Out in Andokost’s Maze”
While the last open-world puzzle adventure I reviewed had the torches and pitchforks out for me, I do love the …
Continue reading “‘Pan-Pan’ Review – An Open-World Puzzle Game with Whacking”
Almost exactly a year ago to this day, we first experienced Robot Circus’s interesting puzzle and turn-based strategy mash up …
Continue reading “Puzzle Strategy Hybrid ‘Ticket to Earth’ Riding to the App Store on March 15th”
We loved Love You To Bits ($3.99), well, to bits when it released just over a year ago. This charming …
Continue reading “New Levels Coming to ‘Love You To Bits’ this Month, Will Wrap Up Main Story”
Video games are the best form of artwork there is, because the unique aspects of the form create for interesting …
Continue reading “‘Milkmaid of the Milky Way’ Review – A Melancholy Game of Saving Cows”
I’m still not fully sure what to make of Strange Telephone ($3.99), a surreal adventure game from Japanese indie developer …
Continue reading “‘Strange Telephone’ Review – Weird, and Not Always in Good Ways”
While Game Oven Studios, the collection of maniacs behind Fingle ($1.99), Bam Fu ($0.99), Bounden ($2.99), and Jelly Reef ($0.99), …
Continue reading “‘Hidden Folks’ Review – Seek This Game Out”
Felis is an adorable game about kittens, but the controls are certainly not the Cat’s Meow.
