Gaming Corps’ latest iOS stealth-action jam should have been more than just a famed-franchise tie-in, but it is not. Instead …
Continue reading “‘Riddick: The Merc Files’ Review – Riddick-ulously Shallow Stealth Action”
An incredibly deep football simulator that has you taking the role of the head coach.
You’ve got your iPhone 5S and you’re all giddy for the awesome visuals and gameplay in Infinity Blade III. Life …
If there is one genre that is having a great go of things thanks to the mobile gaming surge, it’s …
Continue reading “‘Tower of Fortune 2’ Review – A Very Fortunate Sequel”
Some iOS games look outdated. They don’t have the resources to create detailed 3D environment, so instead focus on creative …
Continue reading “‘2013: Infected Wars’ Review – “Console Quality,” In Air Quotes”
Late last year, a quirky little game called Sage Fusion (Free) was released on the App Store. It carried its …
With its auto-forward movement, behind the character viewpoint, and the word ‘run’ in the title, you’d be forgiven for thinking …
Continue reading “‘Orborun’ Review – The World’s Most Fragile Robot”
Endless runners really have to stand out these days in the rather crowded space to make an impact. Thankfully, Retro …
Continue reading “‘Retro Runners’ Review – Thirsty For More”
Heroes of Loot ($3.99) by Pascal Bestebroer is not just another fantasy RPG. I hadn’t played an old-school crawler like …
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Generally speaking, puzzle games tend to be all or nothing when it comes to pressure. On one end of the …
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