Oh, to be a ninja. With rooftops to run along, shurikens to chuck, and warlords to be dispatched, what’s not …
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DDR’s return to iOS is a forgettable freemium title
There is no way to sugarcoat this: ShaqDown (Free) is not a great game. It is, at best, a merely serviceable …
Borderlands Legends ($4.99) doesn’t lean on enough of the series’ strengths. Instead, it turns a lot of them on their …
Square Enix’ Guardian Cross (Free) is exactly the game it wants to be. Coming from me, that would usually be …
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Manos – The Hands of Fate ($0.99) is a retro adaptation of the 1966 film that involves a family that …
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Pocket Minions could be the successor to Tiny Tower. Instead it brings the grind, and little else.
The ideas behind most hidden object games are fairly cliche by now, with the majority either focusing on spooky mansions …
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When I was a kid I had a jumping-jack toy that looked like a dancing cossack. He was a little …
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We’ve witnessed the creation of many recurring themes in iOS gaming. Some of these include dodgy FPS touch controls, gameplay …
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