‘Gridrunner’ Review – A Retro Remake Done Right
While it lacks the visual insanity of other Gridrunner remakes, a faithful but expansive recreation makes this the original’s true heir.
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‘League of Evil 2’ Review – Still As Evil As Ever
The people behind Ravenous Games appear to be firm advocates of a familiar old idiom – if it ain’t broke, …
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‘Sam & Max Beyond Time & Space Ep 2’ Review – Another Entry in the Fantastic Series Comes to iOS
Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Moai Better Blues is the strongest entry in the series, but it’s a competent and funny point-and-click nonetheless.
‘Lume’ Review – A Point-and-Click Puzzle Game With Storybook Charm
Lume ends all too soon, but in its time it’s both gorgeous and difficult in turn.
‘Elf Defense’ Review – Because Cuteness Counts
There are a few things I look for in a tower defense game. A good variety of towers, a mix …
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‘Final Fantasy Tactics for iPad’ Review – An Improved Port That Still Falls Short Of Nostalgia
The long awaiting iPad port of the classic strategy title makes improvements, but still has some hiccups.
‘Little Acorns’ Review – A Charming Cartoon-Like iOS Platformer
The story behind Little Acorns [99¢] is simple yet adorable. You’re the highly fashionable patriarch of an industrious squirrel clan …
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‘Blockolicious’ Review – A Fast-paced, Juicin’ Match-3
A fun, frenetic Match-3 mired by a lack of multiple game modes and IAP.
‘Brave Beak’ Review – I’ve Been Flying All Day and Boy, Is My Tapping Finger Tired
A fun, colorful side-scrolling platformer in which you control an angry bird with tiny wings on a quest to save a kidnapped princess.
‘Fairway Solitaire’ Review – A Card Game that’s More than the Sum of its Parts
Even if you find golf and solitaire dull on their own, Fairway Solitaire proves that some things are just better together.
