‘Archlion Saga’ Review – Just Press the Win Button
If you’ve ever found yourself playing an RPG and thinking to yourself how much you enjoy moving a character around …
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If you’ve ever found yourself playing an RPG and thinking to yourself how much you enjoy moving a character around …
Continue reading “‘Archlion Saga’ Review – Just Press the Win Button”
As a premise for a ChoiceScript game, the one Demon Mark ($5.99) uses is a promising one. Set in a …
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There are a ton of roguelikes, roguelites, and roguelike variants on iOS. Collectively, the genre is nearly as prolific on …
I’ll give this to Capcom, they sure picked an unusual bunch for their latest mobile initiative. Given the original game’s …
I’m still not fully sure what to make of Strange Telephone ($3.99), a surreal adventure game from Japanese indie developer …
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It took a while, but it feels like the changes in the iOS market over the last few years are …
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Lords of the Fallen is not the Infinity Blade successor you’re looking for.
Rock, Paper, Scissors is probably as simple as a game can get while still having some sort of strategy to …
So, you thought you were getting a technical marvel of an action game in Eisenhorn: Xenos ($5.99)? Wrong! This adaptation …
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From the moment the first details on Tap My Katamari (Free)were released, the overwhelming sentiment seemed to be that this …
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