The Dark Passenger is definitely not to everyone’s taste. The celebration of murder and violence that permeates the Dexter TV …
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I’ve been doing the pen and paper role-playing thing for over a decade now, and there’s one problem I’ve seen …
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The two easiest ways for folks on the iOS store to make money as quickly as possible: 1) Exploit people’s …
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As a precocious teenager, I had an irrational fear of the police. Every time I saw them, my hands started …
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Curiosity: What’s Inside the Cube? (Free) is crowd-sourced pixel-poking. The app presents you with a gigantic cube. Think of it …
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You’d expect Airtight Games to put together a quality puzzle game. This is the studio responsible for Quantum Conundrum, after …
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Do clothes make the man? In Kairosoft’s Pocket Clothier ($4.99), they do. There’s something strangely bittersweet about the Japanese company’s …
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Dual-stick zombie shooting meets Hollywood theatrics in this nicely done freemium title.
It’s reductive to communicate what a game is like by using the shorthand of what other game(s) it most resembles, …
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Totem Runner ($0.99) is the rock-paper-scissors of runners. Rock: your warrior form, good for running and drawing grasses up from …
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