Slitherine Software has built a name for itself on well-researched historical strategy and tactical wargames, and Legion is where it …
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A physics-based puzzler that hits the mark for presentation, style and gameplay.
It’s time to take a bite of the reality sandwich. At the end of the day, office worker bees can …
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Set in a mysterious, subterranean expanse, Unmechanical follows a plucky propellor-equipped robot on a journey to bring life back to a place long-forgotten. Mixing point-and-click adventure principles with wonderful puzzling, the game tickles the synapses of thinkers and dreamers alike.
Does anyone remember The Conduit? That ambitious Wii shooter that combined mystery and lore with with action fundamentals, and made …
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Liberation Maiden ($2.99) began as part of Level-5‘s Guild01 compilation, a collection of four downloadable Nintendo 3DS games made by some …
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Kitties are cute and should be saved: this is the premise of Jones On Fire ($2.99), and it’s a good …
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Use gravity to your advantage to evade spikes, missiles, buzz-saws and more in an inescapable chiptune thunderdome. Your only goals? Stay alive, and nab the highest score possible.
An old-school action-adventure infused with craziness at every turn.
Sir Pussington is my favorite cat—hackycat? He’s just so dapper with his little top hat and monocle, and his mustache …
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