‘The Beggar’s Ride’ Review – Wearing the Face of God
They say that you should dress for the job you want, not the job you have. Which is exactly why …
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‘Blendoku 2’ Review – Does It Blend?
I don’t envy puzzle game designers. In our hobby, there are plenty of genres where you can more or less …
‘Sanitarium’ Review – I Think I’m A Banana Tree
For a game that wasn’t received with much excitement when it was released, Sanitarium ($3.99) has held up pretty well …
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‘Football Manager Mobile 2016’ Review – Your Phone Couldn’t Ask for a Better Sports Manager Game
When I heard a few years ago that Sports Interactive was planning on bringing Football Manager over on iOS, I …
‘Digfender’ Review – Tunnel of Love
Digfender (Free) is basically a tower defense game combined with a “digging” game (if you couldn’t tell from the title …
‘Progress To 100’ Review – Are We There Yet?
It’s no secret that there are some pretty expensive iOS games out there. Thankfully, most of them tend to be …
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‘Diabolical’ Review – Ridiculously Evil
The flexibility of topics in the interactive fiction genre is one of its greatest strengths. I’ve said this before, but …
‘Super Dangerous Dungeons’ Review – Familiar but Fun
Not all games can be revolutionary, or even evolutionary. In some cases, they’re just well-done interpretations of the tropes and …
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‘Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade’ Review – Free to Play, Pay to Blade
Another day, another Warhammer game. But Pixel Toys’ Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade (Free) seemed promising not just because Apple showed it …
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‘Last Horizon’ Review – In Space, No One Can Hear You Crash Like a Dummy
Do you enjoy games like Out There ($4.99) or FTL ($9.99), where you have to manage resources and survive encounters …
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