After a few hours of Oneclick’s Angel Salvation (Free), you’re likely to have developed Tetris Syndrome: colored gems, healing crosses, and …
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Puzzle Craft is one part village simulator, two parts matching game.
Sunshine takes orbital platforming to new, unforgiving heights.
I admit that I am a bit on the jaded side when it comes to some of the genres of …
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Manage multiple restaurants in the latest simulation from Kairosoft.
Heroes Rise ($4.99) is the latest in Choice of Games‘ series of Interactive Fiction (IF) gamebooks, and their first release …
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Hopefully you should know that we’re no strangers to Shaun Inman’s The Last Rocket ($1.99), a cute, colorful puzzle platformer …
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Lucky Frame’s music/tower defense hybrid Bad Hotel ($1.99) is the best kind of weird there is, the kind that makes …
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Vampire Boyfriends, the newest gamebook from Tin Man Games, is funny, a little sexy, and seriously entertaining.
Old school visuals meet brick-breaking in this port of a well-received XBLA title
