This week, Annapurna Interactive brought thatgamecompany’s superlative Journey ($4.99) to iOS. When they brought Flower to iOS a while ago, …
Continue reading “‘Journey’ Review – Still Stunning and Finally Portable”
Ever since my trip to last year’s Pax Unplugged, I feel like a veil has been lifted from my eyes. …
Continue reading “‘Raiders of the North Sea’ Review – A Border Crossing Game for the Whole Family”
I think it’s pretty well-established by now that Michael Brough makes some truly excellent games. Oh, they don’t always look …
Continue reading “‘P1 Select’ Review – Ringing In the New Weird”
What do you get when you mix a developer with a history of solid rhythm games, a chiptune soundtrack, and …
Continue reading “‘Bumpin Dungeon’ Review –– A Retro Puzzler With a Love of Bumpin’ Monsters”
Worse Than Death ($3.99) is the latest game by Canadian indie developer Benjamin Rivers Inc, the same team behind the …
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Over the last few years, I’ve slowly started avoiding indie games on home consoles or PC because I almost always …
Released last month, one-finger flinger Ordia ($3.99) seems to have flown entirely under the radar. Until, that is, it received …
If there’s one thing that most people would agree on, especially if said people are mobile gamers, it’s that we …
Continue reading “‘Infectonator 3: Apocalypse’ Review: Get Everyone Undead or Die Trying”
Nearly 15 years ago, Creative Assembly and Activision released Rome: Total War ($9.99) on Windows. This was Creative Assembly’s third …
Continue reading “‘ROME: Total War Collection’ Review – Portable Strategic Greatness”
Sci-fi is a fascinating genre, and space exploration is a natural extension of the theme. Slightly different, however, is colonisation. …
