Ever since prolific gamebook developer Tin Man Games acquired the Fighting Fantasy license a few years back, there were a …
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The popularity of hero-centric multiplayer has taken gaming by storm over the last few years. Seeded by MOBAs like League …
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Riverman Media has delivered two excellent titles in a row with Pizza vs. Skeletons ($2.99) and The Executive ($2.99), and …
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So a funny thing occurred a few weeks ago. Games came out both for one of my favorite anime of …
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I’m still not fully sure what to make of Strange Telephone ($3.99), a surreal adventure game from Japanese indie developer …
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I feel like I’ve pontificated enough about the clicker genre. It’s perfectly suited for mobile devices (where you can leave …
A couple of years ago, publisher 5pb released an English version of the cult Japanese indie horror game Corpse Party …
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One of the things I like about games and books is their unlimited possibilities; the stories we can create in both …
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While Game Oven Studios, the collection of maniacs behind Fingle ($1.99), Bam Fu ($0.99), Bounden ($2.99), and Jelly Reef ($0.99), …
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It took a while, but it feels like the changes in the iOS market over the last few years are …
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