Breath of Light ($1.99) is a meditative, zen like puzzle game that is beautiful, distinctive and fun to play. It’s …
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Proto Raider ($2.99) makes a great first impression. Its graphics are entirely composed of ASCII symbols, giving it a striking …
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A while back, I reviewed the original Five Nights At Freddy’s ($2.99), and while I could appreciate what it was …
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The idea of Tales from the Borderlands (Free) was certainly an intriguing one once it was announced. The Borderlands series …
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Every time Nitrome announces a new game, I get excited for two reasons. One is that I love pixel art …
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Not long in to playing Jump’N’Shoot Attack I sent an enthusiastic message to some of the other Touch Arcade writers, …
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I’m gonna go ahead and drop an F-bomb: Stickman Rush is flabbergastingly beautiful. Not since Monument Valley has a game’s …
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One of my favorite gaming experiences back in the late 1980s was playing the fantastic Police Quest series by Sierra …
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An amazing tribute to previous Final Fantasy games and a great freemium title in its own right
Buzz Aldrin’s Space Program Manager (SPM) Road to the Moon ($9.99), developed by Polar Motion and published by Slitherine, was …
