This is a slightly controversial opinion, depending on one’s values, but I personally believe that video game fans have never …
Continue reading “‘The Day Of The Totems’ Review – A Cute Little Puzzle Platformer”
Broken Age ($4.99) is an appropriate name for this point-and-click adventure from Tim Schafer’s Double Fine, veterans of the genre. …
Continue reading “‘Broken Age’ Part 1 Review – An Uneven Split”
Rolling Zimro ($0.99) is an endless runner with a gimmick. Actually, it’s an endless runner with two gimmicks, but one …
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These days, developer 5th Cell is most famous for their huge break-out hit series, Scribblenauts. Although that series started on the …
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It is the future. The world is governed by a singular authority; a tough motorcylcle-riding all-female police squad named the …
If it seems like you’ve seen Micronytes Directors Cut ($0.99) somewhere before, you wouldn’t necessarily be wrong. Previously available for …
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You might remember the developer of this game, Game Stew, from the cool Tower of Fortune ($1.99) games. Even if …
Continue reading “‘Devil Shard’ Review – Hey, It’s Another Match-3 RPG”
Phoenix Online Studios’ latest game release Lost Civilization ($4.99) follows a slightly nonsensical story through the beautiful city of Prague …
I completed Lethal Lance ($0.99), the latest from Bulkypix, a few days ago, but I had to revisit it today …
Continue reading “‘Lethal Lance’ Review – About As Lethal As A Pillow Fight”
The early 1990s were a crazy time in gaming. Nintendo’s near-monopoly in the American market was being broken. Consoles were …
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