Did you ever play Super Hexagon ($2.99) and think, “this was too easy?” Well, congratulations, Superhyper ($1.99) is just the …
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Reckless Racing 3 ($2.99) delivers a style of racing that honestly is reckless, with the loose-controlling cars making perilous turns …
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To a great degree, I applaud Electronic Super Joy: Groove City ($4.99) for managing to bring a challenging trial platformer …
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Do you love Sony’s Fat Princess, the downloadable title on PlayStation 3? If so, you are not the target of …
868-HACK ($7.99) creator Michael Brough is doing for the arena survival genre with Helix ($3.99) what he did for the …
It’s fun to think back to the launch of the Xbox 360 in 2005, when out of all the possible …
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Subscience Studios and Avenged Sevenfold create an unholy hack n’ slash that’s pretty fun.
Clutch Play is headed back to mobile with their sophomore title, Skullduggery ($2.99). No bones about it, this game is …
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Free-to-play gets a bad rap among a lot of serious mobile gamers, and often for good reason: there are many …
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Over the years, I feel like I’ve developed a pretty good nose for my own tastes. Usually just from reading …
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