‘Pick-Xell’ Review – It’s A Dirty Job
You don’t have to look far to find an iOS game about digging. It’s an oddly specific activity to have …
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‘MetaHuman Inc.’ Review – The Scariest Monsters Are The Shareholders
I’ve learned a few things from MetaHuman Inc. ($6.99), the latest interactive fiction release from Choice Of Games. First, with …
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‘Fantastic Plastic Squad’ Review – Falling With Style
Fantastic Plastic Squad (Free) is a game that punched me in the stomach. I’ve rarely felt so excited and then …
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‘True Lover’s Knot’ Review – Disastrously Hilarious Or Hilariously Disastrous?
The thing about visual novels is that it’s hard to know what to expect until you actually get into the …
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‘CaRRage’ Review – Twisted Mobile
Car combat is one of my favorite subgenres, despite the fact that it flies under the radar in just about …
‘The Ramen Sensei’ Review – The Broth’s Familiar, But It Still Tastes Alright
Off-beat simulation game developer Kairosoft has slowed down their iOS releases considerably in the last couple of years. That was …
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‘Cut the Rope: Magic’ Review – I Smell Swipes and Candy
Angry Birds (Free). There are cartoons, toys, T-shirts, stuffed animals, and even a movie coming soon starring Bill Hader and …
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‘Gopogo’ Review – Hop ’til You Drop
The mobile landscape has shifted quite a bit since the introduction of the App Store. In the beginning, the market …
‘Grayout’ Review – How Do I Word?
Neven Mrgan and James Moore’s Grayout ($2.99) is a word game, but in a unique sense that it plays with …
‘Metro 2033: Wars’ Review – This Metro System Is A Bit Hard To Follow
Based on a novel by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky, Metro 2033 has quickly become the video gaming world’s third-favorite post-nuclear-apocalypse …
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