Cling Thing (Free) is Chillingo’s latest physics-based puzzler, and it’s a simple idea executed masterfully. You control a sticky, colorful, gooey …
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Even at first glance, Kyubo ($0.99), developed by Chestnut Studio, is a game with a lot going for it. The …
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Tiny little puzzles make up Block Block Block (Free), a couple hundred of them. None of them take much longer …
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Top down racers are a dime a dozen. Whether you’ve played Supercars on Amiga or Super Off-Road on the Commodore …
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It’s not hard to find a game that you hate. It’s also not particularly hard to find a game that …
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A long time ago, there was a computer game named Titan, made by a young company named Titus Interactive, who …
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Perfection ($0.99) is a game about cutting shapes so they fit into polygon containers. Perfection is a game about cutting …
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Take a look at that cute icon, check out those colorful screenshots, listen to that whimsical music. What kind of …
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Okay, yes, you’re right, if there is one genre that has been flogged to death, it is probably the endless …
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A dungeon crawler that misses the mark and should be avoided
