Look, I love my hardcore math battles as much as the next person, but sometimes it’s nice to get something …
Continue reading “‘Witch Spring 2’ Review – A Little Charm Has to Go a Long Way”
Let me start this review with a spoiler; for me, Sports Interactive’s Football Manager Touch 2017 ($19.99) is probably the most …
Continue reading “‘Football Manager Touch 2017’ Review – Amazing Game, Crashing App”
More than ever before, a game review these days is often little more than a snapshot of a work in …
Continue reading “‘Demon’s Rise 2: Lords of Chaos’ Review – And Now, the Other Side of the Coin”
The Avadon trilogy continues with another strong CRPG from Spiderweb Software
It’s interesting to see just how much mobile development has influenced the PC market. More and more we’re seeing newer …
Continue reading “‘RunGunJumpGun’ Review – The Name Says it All”
I can’t get enough of dual-stick shooter roguelikes, but often the time and effort requirement is too much. I’m more …
Continue reading “‘Neon Chrome’ Review – The Roguelike That’s Just Right”
Yankai’s Triangle ($2.99) is weird. It seems to have a never-ending number of stages. Sometimes it looks at you. The …
Continue reading “‘Yankai’s Triangle’ Review – A Game with Kaleidoscope Eyes”
It is exceedingly unlikely that Square Enix will ever make another Final Fantasy Tactics ($13.99) game, at least in the …
Continue reading “‘Mercenaries Saga 2’ Review – The Dollar Store Final Fantasy Tactics”
I’ve been a huge F1 fan for over twenty five years and still watch it religiously. And I’ve also had …
Continue reading “‘F1 2016’ Review – Great for Solo Racing, Awful for AI Racing”
It makes perfect sense why publishers would want to milk the legacy of classic games as long as they can. …
