‘Stormblades’ Review – Now With Fewer Calories
Stormblades (Free) is Diet Infinity Blade ($5.99). I say this not to demean the game or to put it down, …
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‘SwapQuest’ Review – An Excellent Genre Mashup
A great combination of classic puzzle gameplay and RPG elements.
‘Sid Meier’s Starships’ Review – Boss In Space
Even today, it’s rare to see a developer’s name affixed to a video game title. There are a lot of …
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You Should Play ‘Rush Rally’, a Real-Deal Top-Down Rally Racer
It’s late on a Friday afternoon/evening, and we’re getting ready to wrap things up until Monday. But before we give …
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‘Polyform’, A Premium Puzzler From Nintendo Partner DeNA, Goes Temporarily Free
Japanese mobile game developer DeNA has always had a fairly high profile, but whatever we knew before, it’s peanuts compared …
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‘TouchTone’ Review – Tricky Puzzles, Touchy Tone
It’s been a few years since we’ve seen a new iOS release from Mikengreg, the developers behind the hit Solipskier …
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‘Rop’ Review – Give ’em Enough Rope
Rop ($0.99) has a bit of an odd name. Without the accent over the o, it may seem like “rahp” …
‘Ryan North’s To Be Or Not To Be’ Review – All Aboard the Party Boat to England
You probably know the William Shakespeare play Hamlet, or at least you have some form of cultural awareness about it …
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‘.Decluster – into the Bullet Hell’ Review – Bullet Paradise
One genre that I can’t get enough of is shoot ’em ups. I think I’ll be taking them to my …
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‘Imps in Tokyo’ Review – Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
A first glance at Imps in Tokyo ($1.99) might not really reveal much about what type of game it is. …
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