Rebel 1…. Action! Full disclosure up front; if you couldn’t tell. I freaking love the BlazBlue games. Not only are …
Continue reading “‘BlazBlue: Battle Cards’ Review – The Wheel of Fate is Turning”
Well, I guess I opened a can of worms when I reviewed Hakuoki ($29.99) a while back, because we’ve received …
Continue reading “‘Queen’s Gambit’ Review – It’s Hot In The Desert”
It would be awfully easy for me to say that if you liked Knights Of Pen & Paper ($4.99), you’ll …
Continue reading “‘Knights Of Pen & Paper 2’ Review – More Of The Same, But Less Of It”
Booting up Tallowmere ($1.99) by Chris McFarland for the first time results in two things: eye strain and frustration. At least …
Continue reading “‘Tallowmere’ Review – Axes, Clubs, and Rocket Launchers”
If nothing else, I’ll give the developer of Soul Unleashed (Free) this: I’ve never played anything quite like this before. …
Continue reading “‘Soul Unleashed’ Review – A Strange RPG That Barely Misses Its Mark”
Goat Simulator Goat Z ($6.99) by Coffee Stain Studios is among the worst zombie games I’ve ever played. It’s also …
Continue reading “‘Goat Simulator GoatZ’ Review – The Return of the Licking Dead”
Lifeline ($2.99) is a gamebook/choose-your-own-adventure novel that tries to do something a bit different from other games: it is designed …
Continue reading “‘Lifeline’ Review – Taylor, You Are Way Too Needy”
If there’s one thing that Forgotten Memories: Alternate Realities ($3.99) should be remembered for, it’s the way that developers Psychoz …
Dungeon Link (Free) is a clever game: it combines line-drawing puzzles, where you have to connect different sets of dots …
Continue reading “‘Dungeon Link’ Review – Toeing the Line of Social RPGs”
Over the course of my entire iOS lifetime (which started in 2009), I’ve probably played a couple hundred runner games. …
