Liberation Maiden ($2.99) began as part of Level-5‘s Guild01 compilation, a collection of four downloadable Nintendo 3DS games made by some …
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There’s a great story — perhaps apocryphal — about Will Wright designing SimCity to reflect his political beliefs. Specifically, the thinking …
Continue reading “‘Beastie Bay’ Review – Kairosoft’s take on ‘Tropico’-meets-‘Pokémon’”
Richard Perrin’s Kairo ($0.99), released under his Locked Door Puzzle label, is billed as a minimalist, first-person exploration puzzle game. …
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There’s nothing better than a big, crackling fire, for ambiance, for warmth, for burning all your belongings. In the world …
Continue reading “‘Little Inferno’ for iPad Review – Burning Up the Hours”
Polarbit’s latest racing title misses a few turns
Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes ($4.99) is one of those games I just can’t get enough of. I’ve picked …
It’s that time of week again when the deluge of new releases finally land on the US App Store. It …
Relive the totally awesome 80s in Rockstar’s well-done port of Vice City.
Mike Singleton’s The Lords of Midnight (Free) was originally released for the ZX Spectrum in 1984, on magnetic cassette tape. …
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Back in March we reported that Mike Singleton’s expansive 1984 adventure game The Lords of Midnight, which brought a rich and …
Continue reading “Classic Adventure ‘The Lords of Midnight’ Has Arrived”
