Slot machines and RPGs make good bedfellows, as the King Cashing series has taught us. Dungeon Plunder ($1.99) takes that …
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Kitties are cute and should be saved: this is the premise of Jones On Fire ($2.99), and it’s a good …
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Glu’s freemium dual-stick shooter bromance returns with this updated sequel.
A world of teddy bears and pretty lights doesn’t sound like the perfect setting for a killer platformer, I’ll grant. …
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Use gravity to your advantage to evade spikes, missiles, buzz-saws and more in an inescapable chiptune thunderdome. Your only goals? Stay alive, and nab the highest score possible.
An old-school action-adventure infused with craziness at every turn.
If an awkwardly earnest take on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme sounds like a good time to you, …
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Sir Pussington is my favorite cat—hackycat? He’s just so dapper with his little top hat and monocle, and his mustache …
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A character action game that looks great and plays decently, but has an iffy control scheme.
This excellent slots-based RPG sequel improves on nearly every facet of the original.
