Blizzard Entertainment has a long line of releases with serious stories, usually focusing on the fate of the world or …
Continue reading “‘Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft’ for iPad Review – Shuffling for Zul’jin”
Do you like Star Trek? Specifically, do you like the original series, with reckless Captain Kirk going on tons of …
Continue reading “‘Fighting Fantasy: Starship Traveller’ Review – Choose Your Own Kirk-Venture”
David ($1.99) is a curious little game. Recently, due to the release of the beautiful Monument Valley ($3.99), I’ve talked …
Continue reading “‘David’ Review – These Are The Daves I Know, I Know”
Iffy servers and complicated menu systems overshadow an otherwise excellent rhythm game.
If someone had said to me that I would enjoy playing an economical game of micromanagement prior to Game Dev …
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Shoot-em-ups are an old, old genre. It’s not unreasonable to say that they are the oldest genre in video games, …
Continue reading “‘Robots Love Ice Cream’ Review – If They Love It, Why Does It Kill Them?”
Family Guy is one of those shows you either love or hate. You love its humor, whether it’s offensive or …
Continue reading “‘Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff’ Review – Not So Frickin’ Sweet”
The genre our hobby labels as “puzzle games” has got to be one of the broadest categories in entertainment. As …
Continue reading “‘SideSwype’ Review – A Bit Too Minimal In Design, But Interesting Nonetheless”
Hurtling endlessly forward, leaping from rooftop to rooftop, avoiding obstacles that will put a quick end to your trek. Collecting …
Continue reading “‘Skyline Skaters’ Review – Kickflip Joyride”
When Transport Tycoon ($6.99) came out on iOS, I was thrilled. In my review, I stated how happy I would …
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