Originally released on PC back in 2006, Company of Heroes ($13.99) is now on iPad thanks to Feral Interactive. The …
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Now and again, we all grow a little nostalgic thinking of the games we used to play. Be they Diablo, …
Mobile gaming is no stranger to ports of console games, but what surprises me is when developers go the extra …
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Little Misfortune ($6.99) exists as a game that aims high and lands in somewhat murky waters with little solid grounding …
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The Last Remnant originally comes from one of the more tumultuous eras in gaming. The seemingly infallible Sony had stumbled …
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iOS and simplistic, quick puzzle games have been a match made in heaven since the launch of the App Store …
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Picture this: the climate has finally collapsed, there are some dangerous AI robots that will kill you if they see …
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When Pascal’s Wager ($6.99) was shown off in the iPhone 11 keynote, I had high hopes. A visually impressive Dark …
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There’s a vibe that some games had in the late 90s and early 2000s that’s hard to define, exactly. It …
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I, like many other rogue-like fans, am thrilled by the number of excellent entries to the world of mobile gaming …
Continue reading “‘End of the Universe’ Review – To the Ends of the Universe, and Beyond”
