Compared to other popular licensed characters, the Ninja Turtles have had it pretty good in the video game industry. Their …
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As a medium moves forward, it’s often the case that things that were important and indeed integral in its early …
Continue reading “‘Mad Bullets’ Review – Take Down Mad Dogs And Wild Gunmen In The Old West”
An excellent addition to the perennial action-packed FPS series.
In my review of the game based on Thor: The Dark World (Free), I remarked about how, as a child, …
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Mini-game collections, or as they’re sometimes known, party games, serve an important if somewhat niche role in gaming. It’s safe …
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Generally speaking, RPGs tend to stick to the same sorts of settings and broad plot strokes. Some big evil thing …
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I find myself skeptical of games where spinning around an object and launching off of it is the core gameplay …
Continue reading “‘Beyond Gravity’ Review – To Infinity and Beyond”
Siralim (Free), the rookie effort from Thylacine Studios, is hard to fit into a box. Well, it’s easy to fit …
Continue reading “‘Siralim’ Review – Not Much To Look At, But There’s Plenty Beneath The Surface”
Late last year, a rough little indie platformer named Cally’s Caves (Free) won over the hearts of many members of …
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As soon as people hear the phrase “card game” you’ll have a massive amount of people running for the hills, …
