It was a treat having The Bard’s Tale [$5.99] – the port of the 2004 remake of the 1985 classic …
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Numberlys could be described as a story, a lovely animated film, an interactive application or to a lesser extent, a game. It’s a pleasurable experience, like: Watching a heart-warming movie where you’re occasionally invited to touch the screen.
Earlier this week, Warner Bros. and Mortal Kombat developer NeatherRealm Studios surprised everybody by dropping Batman Arkham City Lockdown [$5.99], …
Minor control issues and a somewhat dated battle system do little to distract from an otherwise well done port of the satirical 2004 console action-RPG.
Uppercut Games nails the cover part of the cover-based shooter.
Friends of mine know King of Dragon Pass [$5.99] as “that menu-based simulation game Eli will not shut the heck …
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Like most, I think of myself as a reasonably intelligent person. I’m no genius, but I’d like to believe I’ve …
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I have such a love-hate relationship with High Flyer Death Defyer [$4.99 / HD]. On one hand, I love the …
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On the heels of the pyrotechnic announcement for Infinity Blade 2, Chair Entertainment has dropped another content update for the …
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I am what you would call a horror genre fangirl. I wait with baited breath for new installments of Silent …
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