There’s a certain craft that goes into making a game that feels great. Protostar’s Checkpoint Champion (Free) is a fun …
Continue reading “‘Checkpoint Champion’ Review – An Incredibly Smooth Ride”
Like any lifelong enthusiast of role-playing games, I’ve got a few memories that are embarrassing to relate in mixed company. …
Continue reading “‘Arcane Quest 2’ Review – A Quest For Heroes”
I’ve been reviewing games for more than 15 years now, and one of the things that is still sometimes hard …
Continue reading “‘Swords Of Anima’ Review – An Approachable Strategy RPG That Plays By The Books”
I like the cut of Not Doppler’s jib. Their stable of 2D games are all solidly entertaining games with zippy …
Continue reading “‘Earn to Die 2’ Review – Web Game Crossover Hit gets an iOS Update”
The sports genre of video games is an interesting animal. It was probably the first genre to seriously concern itself …
Continue reading “‘Stickman Ice Hockey’ Review – Remember To Keep Your Stick On The Ice”
One of the things I love about RPGs is how wide and diverse the genre is. There are so many …
Continue reading “‘Vigil RPG’ Review – An Entertaining Distillation Of Retro JRPGs”
Framed ($3.99) feels like the first half of what should be a really good game. It’s a title with a …
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I will forever admit to being a sucker for games with pixel art, and Sunburn ($2.99) had immediate appeal to …
Continue reading “‘Sunburn!’ Review – Does it Feel Really Good to Die?”
Even if you’ve never heard of the Lone Wolf series of gamebooks written by Joe Dever (with their sporadic publishing …
Continue reading “‘Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf’ Review – A Unique Experience, But Not Without Problems”
Brace yourselves, we’re going to talk about some truly old-school gaming in this review. Before there was Clash Of Clans …
Continue reading “‘Zengrams’ Review – An Enjoyable Variation On The Chinese Classic”
