Platform Panic (Free) is an interesting game because it manages to straddle both sides of an interesting duality regarding retro-style …
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The mobile platform has allowed for quite a bit of experimentation. I’ve seen callbacks to the NES era, 16-bit, and …
I often am asked how we come across some of the games we cover here at TouchArcade. While I can’t …
Continue reading “‘Docking Sequence’ Review – Swear-Along With Strauss In Space”
Limitations are often a great thing for an artist. Gentlemen…Ricochet Mini! ($0.99) shows that in two different facets. This is …
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Mobile gaming certainly isn’t hurting for clever puzzle games. Perhaps due to their natural fit with touch controls, puzzle games …
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Anh Huy Phan has brought one of my favorite genres to iOS. Star Nomad Elite($1.99) is a trimmed down, stream …
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An average freemium brawler that doesn’t differentiate itself from the might comic IP titles
EA’s latest free-to-play take on a classic series is a decent freemium interpretation
You know, I’ve had a lot of people ask me why I cover every single one of Kemco’s RPG releases. …
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I’ve never really had a bad experience with cab rides. Maybe it’s because I don’t live in a major city and …
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