The first time Lost Treasures of Infocom (Free) hit the scene it was 1991. The treasures weren’t actually all that …
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Mike Singleton’s The Lords of Midnight (Free) was originally released for the ZX Spectrum in 1984, on magnetic cassette tape. …
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Mister Frog! (Free) is Coconut Island’s follow-up to the impressive One Tap Hero, so it has big shoes to fill. …
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The Walking Dead is starting to seem like quite the media empire, given its ever-growing pile of retellings. The Telltale …
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Double Fine Productions has entered the freemium market with their new Superhero management sim Middle Manager of Justice (Free), a …
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There was a time I was content to simply match three. This was around the same time I had, no …
Continue reading “‘Pixel Defenders Puzzle’ Review – A Great New Match-3 with RPG Flavor”
I wasn’t expecting Choice of Kung Fu ($4.99) to be my new favorite in the Choice of Games lineup. My …
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Cook, Serve, Delicious ($1.99) heats up the hardcore restaurant simulation genre to a scorching level of challenge and innovation. What …
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There is no hope of survival. Either you keep going, one step after another, or you die. This is the …
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The long awaited sequel to Crescent Moon Games’ original open-world RPG is well worth the wait.
