Do clothes make the man? In Kairosoft’s Pocket Clothier ($4.99), they do. There’s something strangely bittersweet about the Japanese company’s …
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Dual-stick zombie shooting meets Hollywood theatrics in this nicely done freemium title.
It’s reductive to communicate what a game is like by using the shorthand of what other game(s) it most resembles, …
Continue reading “‘Monotaur’ Review – ‘Ikaruga’ Meets ‘Pac-Man’”
Totem Runner ($0.99) is the rock-paper-scissors of runners. Rock: your warrior form, good for running and drawing grasses up from …
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Borderlands Legends ($4.99) doesn’t lean on enough of the series’ strengths. Instead, it turns a lot of them on their …
Join Tycho and Gabe in the iOS debut of Penny Arcade’s RPG series.
It’s crazy to think that in a couple of years we’ll be celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Need for …
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It’s not as though I need another word game. I mean, just look at the embarrassment of riches we’ve had …
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Like so many of the most ingenious gaming concepts, the endless runner is so simple and effective that it’s hard …
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It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that the unholy alliance between Rocketcat Games and Madgarden would result in …
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