An entourage of cute animals, some beautiful hand-painted visuals, and a fantastic soundtrack with music supplied by Leavon Archer, Mighty …
Continue reading “‘Tanuki Forest’ Review – A Delightfully Zen Endless Runner”
I always enjoy it when a sequel makes a strong effort to surpass its predecessor without losing the core concepts …
Ravenous Games first landed on people’s radars with the awesome League of Evil ($2.99) a few years back, but it’s …
Continue reading “‘Devious Dungeon’ Review – Random Heroes Meets Rogue Legacy With Good Results”
Ghost hats, packs of vicious dogs, and strutting ostriches. If you’re giving me a strange look, then you haven’t heard …
Continue reading “‘Floyd’s Worthwhile Endeavour’ Review – Hat’s The Way To Do It!”
For a game with a title which sounds like a 80’s rock band, Primal Flame ($2.99) is surprisingly serene. In …
Continue reading “‘Primal Flame’ Review – Alone In The Dark Too”
When you think of card games, you usually think of sitting at a table, real or virtual, with other people, …
Continue reading “‘Card City Nights’ Review – A Decked Out Single Player Cardventure”
Perhaps one of the most visually stunning games on the iPad so far, The Descent ($0.99) takes full advantage of …
Continue reading “‘The Descent’ Review – Chasing The Unknown”
Does anything drive humans as much as our awareness of mortality? No other animal sees a bush, calls it a …
Continue reading “‘Continue?9876543210’ Review – In My Time Of Dying”
You don’t see a lot of big name “edutainment” titles on the market today. Whereas my childhood was dominated with Reader …
Continue reading “‘Calculords’ Review – Learn Something While Melting Faces”
Perhaps because of how many of them are made, platformers have often turned to heavy usage of gimmicks to try …
Continue reading “‘Ava’s Quest HD’ Review – Ava Good Time With This Personable Platformer”
