Is your brain working properly? Are things in the world making too much sense? If you answered yes to these …
Continue reading “‘Causality’ Review – Destroying Your Brain and The Space-Time Continuum”
The first thing that drew my attention to Slayaway Camp ($2.99) was the horror theme. Designed as a pastiche of …
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Have you ever had a great idea for a game, and could see no reason why it wouldn’t work? Ask …
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Lords of the Fallen is not the Infinity Blade successor you’re looking for.
Rock, Paper, Scissors is probably as simple as a game can get while still having some sort of strategy to …
Goodnight Games has made an interesting action game in Malevolent Machines ($1.99). It’s a game with some clever ideas, and …
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Casual, mobile-friendly golf with a striking visual style is what OK Golf ($1.99) promises. It also offers up a structure …
Continue reading “‘OK Golf’ Review – Exactly What it Says on the Tin Cup”
I like playing games that may exist in a particular genre, but are willing to defy the conventions of that …
Continue reading “‘Xenoraid’ Review – The ‘Marvel vs. Capcom’ of Shmups”
Big Bucket Software is back after their solid 2014 adventure game Space Age ($2.99), returning to their breakout hit The …
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Felis is an adorable game about kittens, but the controls are certainly not the Cat’s Meow.
