Micro Miners ($1.99) feels a bit crude and dirty in more ways than one, and it’s such a better game …
Continue reading “‘Micro Miners’ Review – The ‘Miners4k’-inspired Game I Feel Dirty for Loving”
Return to a zombified NYC in Foursaken’s long-awaited horror FPS sequel
“In 2012, USA launched a secret proejct. To wake up Japanese people from being too peaceful, their new weapon was …
Continue reading “‘Battle Cats’ Review – Things that Make You Go Meow”
Angry Birds star in an excellent adventure in a galaxy far, far away.
Take Canabalt ($2.99), flip its camera 90 degrees and replace jumping with shoving and that, ladies and germs, is Shove …
Continue reading “‘Shove Pro’ Review – An Endless Runner with Endless Shoving Shovers who Shove”
If you have daydreams about spending your days at dig sites in distant parts of the world, carefully identifying, cataloging …
Continue reading “‘To the City of the Clouds’ Review – Archeology vs. Indiana Jones”
Boxing is all about endurance. A truly great fight is a demonstration of that endurance; the fighters’ stamina, the punches …
Continue reading “‘Real Boxing’ Review – Packs Some Serious Punch”
Monkey Labour ($1.99) developer Dawn of Play delivers again with a touch-based Tetris-inspired game that finally nails its controls, even …
Continue reading “‘Dream of Pixels’ Review – Upside-down ‘Tetris’ Turns Me Inside-out”
Down for a little mindless self-indulgence? Want it on the cheap? If so, you might want to take a look …
Continue reading “‘Storm the Train’ Review – Mayhem, Murder and Endless Trains”
A quick word to developers releasing melodramatic arch-fantasy games on iOS: give your Viking brute a name or I will …
