One side-effect of Apple requiring an annual fee from developers is that, if the developer goes out of business, their …
Continue reading “‘Naught Reawakening’ Review – A Gravity-Based Platformer that Quickly Grows Stale”
One of the main complaints I hear about traditional gamebooks is that they’re too difficult. It’s fair criticism. When we …
There are certain games that remind me of those little activity books you used to be able to find in …
Continue reading “‘Dungeon Hero RPG’ Review – Dungeon Master Of Unlocking”
Knights and Snails (Free) is a game that should have an identity crisis. It feels like it should be a …
Continue reading “‘Knights and Snails’ Review – Right Idea, Wrong Game”
I feel like Criminel ($1.99) is a game that could have been great, but it never manages to deliver on …
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I’m gonna go ahead and drop an F-bomb: Stickman Rush is flabbergastingly beautiful. Not since Monument Valley has a game’s …
Continue reading “‘Stickman Rush’ Review: Great Style, Not So Much Substance”
I’ve reviewed a lot of Kemco games in the last couple of years here at TouchArcade, and while the quality …
Continue reading “‘RPG Grace Of Letoile’ Review – No Grace Under Fire”
I’ve reviewed more than 20 RPGs from Kemco since I started at TouchArcade in mid-2013, so I like to think …
Ammo Pigs ($0.99) is a game that figures that it just needs to do one thing and one thing only, …
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King of Thieves (Free) is a game that shows the problems with review scores, because it exists at two diametrically-opposed …
Continue reading “‘King of Thieves’ Review – Can’t Pick the Lock to My Heart”
