‘Bounty Arms’ Review – Looks Aren’t Everything
Kerosene Games knows how to make a visually-gorgeous game; Bounty Arms ($4.99) is proof of it. But graphics never make …
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‘Chillaxian’ Review – Set Phasers to “Max Chillax”
As a child I remember playing Galaxian several times. Each time I think I reached as far as a few …
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‘Rymdkapsel’ Review – Minimalist Base-Building Among the Stars
It took me a long time to beat Grapefrukt’s Rymdkapsel ($3.99) a second time, even after playing it for a …
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‘Bloody Harry’ Review – A Bloody Good Time
Hey, you! Are you pumped to play another game about mowing down hordes of the undead? No? Well, how about …
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‘Bloodmasque’ Review – Vampires + Stupid Faces = Massive Entertainment
Bloodmasque (Free) from Square Enix is a true oddity. It’s part RPG, part Infinity Blade ($5.99) and part Clone Booth …
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‘War of the Zombie’ Review -Two (or more) Updates from Greatness
Some things are released into the world brimming with potential but ultimately unfinished or broken in some fundamental manner. Frankenstein’s …
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‘Monsters Invade: Oz’ Review – A Pokemon-like Adventure that You Want to Love
Tell me if this game sounds familiar. You walk around in a top down map, command cute creatures to fight …
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‘Soul Savior’ Review – Style to Spare, but Little Else
I’m not going to lie. One of the things that attracts me to a game, in the ocean of choice …
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‘A Ride into the Mountains’ Review – Spare Design Shows Less is More
Sometimes it’s best to dispense with the bells and whistles. Sometimes it’s refreshing to see a game free of bloat, …
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‘Prince of Persia: The Shadow and the Flame’ review: A New Prince for a New Generation
Ubisoft ruined my well-laid plans. I intended to open this review by passing around a box of tissues and regaling …
