When Konami “mispoke” about its future plans and claimed that the company would be shifting its attention to mobile and the …
Continue reading “‘PES Club Manager’ Review – A Surprisingly Good Soccer Manager Game”
I know Pixelbite’s focus has been making racing games all this time, but man, was the world of dual-stick shooters …
Continue reading “‘Xenowerk’ Review – They Call Me a Werking Man, I Guess That’s What I Am”
When I got my very first iOS device, there were a few genres in particular I had hoped and imagined …
Continue reading “‘Dungeoneers Quest’ Review – Keep On Your Dungeon-Toes”
When you think of love, what do you think of? Is it bits of data in a computer system? I …
Continue reading “‘Bit Bit Love’ Review – Better to Have Loved and Lost…”
I often find myself wondering if humanity is heading for a future like the one portrayed in Mike Judge’s Idiocracy. …
Continue reading “‘8-Bit Waterslide’ Review – Why the Long Face?”
Brickies (Free) is not a bad game. It is an excellent game in many regards, and a top entry in …
Continue reading “‘Brickies’ Review – Another Brick-Breaker in the Wall”
I am extremely conflicted about Hitman: Sniper ($0.99). It’s a great game, a legitimately fantastic mobile title. It’s a game …
Continue reading “‘Hitman: Sniper’ Review – One Shot, One Kill”
King’s got their formula down pat by now. First, take a puzzle concept that has shown some success in the …
Continue reading “‘AlphaBetty Saga’ Review – Exactly What You Would Expect”
There isn’t an overabundance of flight simulators in the mobile market. They’re generally much more arduous tasks to develop — …
Continue reading “‘Edge of Oblivion: Alpha Squadron 2’ Review – Red Five, Going In”
Poor old Nubs. He had defied the odds of the modern economy and purchased a nice house with a great …
Continue reading “‘Nubs’ Adventure’ Review – A Tale Of Home Ownership In The 21st Century”
