Back in the arcade fighting game heyday of the ‘90s, 2D heavyweights like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat had to …
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A beautiful music game with simple gameplay and a great selection of music.
Caylus is an outstanding board game port, but its online multiplayer options are painfully limited.
Numberlys could be described as a story, a lovely animated film, an interactive application or to a lesser extent, a game. It’s a pleasurable experience, like: Watching a heart-warming movie where you’re occasionally invited to touch the screen.
Zombie Wonderland 2: Outta Time! [99¢] has everything a good zombie game needs: guns, girls, guts, green goo and a …
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Gameloft’s freemium take on the open world third-person shooter is a mess and should be avoided.
A tie-in for a Nickolodeon-developed MMO, Monkey Quest: Thunderbow is a physics puzzle game with tons of flair and tight level design and controls.
I’ve played a lot of iOS games in my time, and have gone through varying levels of addiction with certain …
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Woody Woodpecker is basically Tiny Wings turned into a race and overlaid with classic Woody Woodpecker characters.
A competent but bland physics puzzler published by the often-excellent Adult Swim.
