‘Spy vs Spy’ Review – Hard-Core Cold-War
Gamers of a certain age often have fond memories of Goldeneye 64 and split-screen multiplayer in what was arguably the …
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‘Bar Oasis 2’ Review – Hendrick’s Gin and Tonic with Cucumber, Please
The sequel to everyone’s favorite narrative-driven, bartending simulation (Bar Oasis ($1.99) needs a genre of its own, darn it.) is …
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‘Knights of the Round Cable’ Review – Sir Loop-De-Lot
Ever hear of an XBLA title called Rotastic? It’s an endless game by Dancing Dots and Focus Interactive. It had …
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‘Captain Antarctica’ Review – Eat Fish, Get Money
We’ve all likely played our fair share of endless runners by now, or endless diver I guess in this case, …
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‘Synesthetic’ Review – A Psychedelic Musical Rollercoaster
A dynamically generated roller-coaster game with your music as the ride.
‘Fluxe’ Review – A Puzzle Classic With a Clever Twist
I can’t find a way to talk about Fluxe ($0.99) without talking about Tetris, a fact that hopefully won’t bring …
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‘Magic Wingdom’ Review – Betting the Farm on a Matching Game
Playcreek has been on our radar since they brought out Stoneloops of Jurassica, a marble-matching game we’d love to link …
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‘The Dark Knight Rises’ Review – The Batman Game Mobile Gamers Need, or the One They Deserve?
Much like the eponymous film currently raking in millions in ticket sales, The Dark Knight Rises($6.99) aims for great heights …
‘Manos – The Hands of Fate’ Review – A Bad Movie Tie-In, Indeed
Manos – The Hands of Fate ($0.99) is a retro adaptation of the 1966 film that involves a family that …
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‘Centipede Origins’ Review – Don’t Call It A Comeback
It’s been decades since the original Centipede hit the arcades and Atari consoles, and it’s an understatement to say that …
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