I don’t usually hold two games up together in a straight comparison, But I have been struggling to separate the …
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Boshi ($0.99) is one of those games that focuses on delivering a simple but unique core gameplay concept, with little …
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Publisher Bulkypix isn’t making a lot of noise about it, but Dream Revenant ($1.99) is actually the sequel to 2011’s …
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Chillingo has been pretty quiet lately but they are back in action, publishing PlayFlame’s physics simulation style game, Zombie High …
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Space Colors ($0.99) makes a simple bet: that blowing stuff up in space, amongst a rainbow colorful explosions, is its …
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Dragon Quest IV ($14.99) is one of my favorite games in the entire Dragon Quest series. That also makes it …
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With pixelated, triangular ships thrusting around an asteroid-studded starfield and issuing forth crunchy 8-bit sounds, the trappings of Astro Duel …
Pokemon clones are by no means a new thing. With as much success as Nintendo’s monster-catching RPG has enjoyed, clones …
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Crazy Taxi: City Rush (Free) is a test for those who play it. How much monetization needs to get in …
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For the most part, Regular Show games tend to fit the videogame mold far better than its Adventure Time brethren. …
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