‘Colorbs’ Review – This Color-Matching Game Lacks Color
After playing Colorbs for a few minutes and going back to the home screen of my iPhone, everything looked so …
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‘CounterSpy’ Review – Not For Your iOS Only
Multi-platform Cold War stealth game CounterSpy ($4.99) has snuck into the app store just scant weeks after it was released …
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‘The Walking Dead: Season Two’ Review – Experience The Apocalypse From A Different Perspective
You might recall that with The Walking Dead: Season One (Free), we did something of an unorthodox review due to …
‘8bit Doves’ Review – When Doves Cry
Nitrome’s 8bit Doves ($2.99) is a game that will try the patience of players. It has challenging physics to contend …
‘Spellfall: Puzzle RPG’ Review – Just Call Him The One Zap Chap
I’ve played a lot of free-to-play RPGs, and they all tend to have the same strengths and weaknesses. That’s probably …
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‘The Ensign’ Review – Who Turned On The Lights?
Ask M. Night Shyamalan: When you strike it big by giving people an amazing swerve, it’s incredibly hard to follow …
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‘The Firm’ Review – No Glass Ceilings, Just a Big Inviting Window
In a burst of stunning pixel art and a flourish of chip tunes, Sunny Side Games has landed on the …
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‘TourStar’ Review – If Only Fame Were This Easy…
Go from rags to riches in this basic Music Industry simulator
‘RPG Rusted Emeth’ Review – Sloppiness Outshines Innovation In This Rusty Adventure
At times, it’s hard not to anthropomorphize Kemco as that student who is always in such a rush to turn …
‘Assault Vector’ Review – Drawing a Bead on Turn Based Strategy
I don’t usually hold two games up together in a straight comparison, But I have been struggling to separate the …
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