‘Final Fantasy V’ Review – The Nostalgic Gravy Train Continues
Square Enix’s latest port of the classic series whets my nostalgic appetite and leaves me wanting more.
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‘Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy’ for iPad Review – A Grand 4X Strategy Game Tailored for the Touchscreen
The term “4X game” is either scary or foreign to you if you are not a strategy gamer. Even if …
‘Slamjet Stadium’ iPad Review – Local Multiplayer For Folks Who Fight Dirty
There’s no escaping it: multiplayer on a single iPad is pretty much always a full contact sport. It’s all hands …
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‘The Nightjar’ Review – An Impressive Auditory Maze of Fright
The Nightjar ($3.99) is a fantastic fabrication of horror, creating a vision of terror from the wonderful and disturbed recesses …
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‘Dark-Quest’ Review – Emulating Strategy Board Games of Yore
A board game inspired turn-based strategy title that offers a fun, if barebones, experience.
‘Star Command’ Review – The Space Sim Kickstarter Darling Finally Comes to Port
Two years, two Kickstarter campaigns, and lots of hookers and blow later, developer Warballoon has finally beamed up Star Command …
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‘The Blockheads’ Review – Two-Dimensional Minecraft That’s Anything But Flat
In recent years, Minecraft has become the common ancestor of an entire sandbox subgenre. While it boasts a player base …
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‘LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes’ – A LEGO Port That’s No Joke
The LEGO series returns with this enjoyable romp through the DC Universe.
‘Gun Commando’ Review – Viewing the Past Through Smudged, Rose-Tinted Glasses
Ripstone Ltd. would like to sell you a time machine. For only a buck, you can download Gun Commando ($2.99) …
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‘They Need To Be Fed 2’ Review – Orbiting Death in Every Level
There is something inherently perverse about intentionally creating the thing that will destroy you. I don’t mean that in any …
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