‘The Witness’ Review – Lost in a Maze
From the outset, The Witness ($9.99) is a video game that defies convention. After a loading screen that suggests ‘for …
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The ‘Neon Chrome’ Arena DLC Is Approaching a Mobile Release, and the Developers Are Looking for Testers on Our Forums
It’s no exaggeration to say that Neon Chrome ($6.99) was one of the best mobile games to hit the App …
‘Egglia: Legend of the Redcap’ Review – Scrambled Eggs
Egglia: Legend of the Redcap (Free) is an example of a game that betrays expectations to its own detriment. Because …
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‘RayCrisis’ Review – We Have to Do Better at the Cyber
Taito is one of the most historically significant companies in gaming history, and that is almost entirely due to Space …
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It Took 5 Years but ‘RayCrisis’ Has Finally Arrived, Completing the “Ray” Trilogy on iOS
During the mid and late ’90s Taito released a trilogy of awesome scrolling shooters starting with 1994’s RayForce, then 1997’s …
‘Death Road to Canada’s’ DUODENUM Update is Out for PC and Coming to Mobile in a Couple Weeks
Death Road to Canada ($14.99) by Rocketcat LLC is one of the better games of 2017, and certainly one of …
‘Egglia: Legend of the Redcap’ Launches as a Fully Premium, No IAP Game but It Still Requires a Persistent Online Connection
After launching in Japan back in April and topping the charts, us Westerners finally have a chance to experience Egglia: …
The Huge COCCYX Update for ‘Death Road to Canada’ Is Finally Available on the App Store
What is there left to say about Death Road to Canada ($14.99)? Ever since its launch on the App Store …
‘Planescape: Torment’ Review – What Can Change the Nature of an App?
Oh. Really? Another one of those old isometric dinosaurs got released on iOS? No. I am sorry, but that’s wrong. …
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‘Lords of the Fallen’ Review – It’s a Long Way Down
Lords of the Fallen is not the Infinity Blade successor you’re looking for.
