Miseria: Worlds Apart ($0.99) has seemingly come out of nowhere to create a winning game formula by melding action-arcade design sensibilities …
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A while back, FDG Entertainment treated iOS gamers to a port of the popular Russian Flash game, the descriptively-named Cover …
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Although the best days of the series are behind it, the Professor Layton games on the DS/3DS were undeniably huge …
Continue reading “‘Layton Brothers Mystery Room’ Review – Extra Ace Attorney, Hold the Layton”
Now this was a heck of a surprise when I jumped on to the forums the other day and saw …
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A well done minecart platformer with plenty of twists and turns.
In 1991, a game named Street Fighter II came along and it started off a whole new genre. Okay, the …
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Dots: A Game About Connecting (Free) is what happens when a visual designer plays games like Puzzle Craft and thinks, …
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We’ve been collecting coins for a long time—well before the days when they did much of anything, we’ve been running …
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Fruit Ninja meets Monster Killing in this retro-inspred swipe-based ‘endless defender.’
Everyone loves killing zombies, right? The thrill of some Rick Grimes or Daryl Dixon-like action never gets old. There’s nothing …
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