I first played Guild of Dungeoneering ($5.99) on PC at PAX South 2015, and I thought from the first time …
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Do you want a lesson on how far the point-and-click adventure game has come, while still seeing the appeal in …
Continue reading “‘Day of the Tentacle Remastered’ Review – Evil but Funny”
Every now and then, a game comes along that has wonderful ideas, but sadly fails to live up to the …
Continue reading “‘Mega Tank’ Review – Mega Awesome, Mega Flawed”
Tests can be stressful. I mean, that makes sense when you’re not confident about the material on the test, but …
There weren’t a lot of games that used the “draw a line” mechanic before smartphones, but the ones that did …
Continue reading “‘Don’t Be Squared’ Review – Slightly Less Ray, Man”
You know, even if I didn’t love kung fu movies and think of Bruce Lee as an inspiration and a …
Continue reading “‘The Counter of Death’ Review- Zen and the Art of Tapping”
Ackeron ($0.99) is remarkable for a few reasons. First, it’s a remake of a 15+ year old Palm Pilot game, …
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It’s interesting watching the flow of game design over time. While it’s sometimes painful to watch established game designs hop …
Continue reading “‘Dungeon x Balls’ Review – The Title Checks Out”
In the fleeting ecosystem that is the App Store, games live and die by the strength of their core concept, …
We’ve seen a lot of licensed LEGO games in the 11 years since the series of action games from Traveler’s …
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