I tend to like runners, and the more frantic they are, the better. ChickenBreak ($0.99) certainly seemed as if it …
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The classic ENIX-created board game series debuts on iOS.
Heavily inspired by the classic ‘destroy-the-world’ game Pandemic, Plague Inc [99¢] will either make you (a) feel like a horrible …
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The demarcation of a mobile game has changed rapidly over the past few years, yet the most popular games on …
Continue reading “‘Subway Surfers’ Review – Endless Running Refined”
Taking a horde of zombies out for a jog really shouldn’t be this fun.
It’s surprising that we don’t see that many flight games on iOS often (just ask the locals), so you repeatedly …
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The little things in an endless runner have never mattered as much as they do now in the cluttered genre. …
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“Protect the civilians. Obliterate the enemy.” These are among the first words you’ll read as you load into Razor: Salvation (Free), …
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Fernando Sanchez is Virtua Tennis Challenge’s (Free) Rafael Nadal doppelgänger. So whimsically named after barely winning out against Brafael Nadalf in an …
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A beautiful oriental-styled RTS that nails nearly all facets.
