The Swords ($1.99) is an interesting little experience because it’s this mixture of gorgeous art and animation combined with gameplay …
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Dungeon Raid ($0.99) was one of those games where, if it got its hooks into you, you probably weren’t going …
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Peter Panic (Free) is Wario Ware mixed with a musical, and only halfway complete. Seriously, the game borrows its structure …
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In between crunching RPGs, I often like to unwind with various types of interactive fiction games. They’re relatively short, and …
Continue reading “‘Samurai Love Ballad: Party’ Review – If The Bird Doesn’t Sing, I’ll Buy IAP”
Over the course of a few months I’ve gone from not knowing who Nitrome was to being schooled in a …
Continue reading “‘Ultimate Briefcase’ Review – A Whole New Meaning for Hostile Work Environment”
There are a handful of genres that I will likely never tire of, and one of them is dungeon crawling. …
Continue reading “‘Don’t Die in Dungeons’ Review – It’s Okay, You Can Die”
Virtually everything can be made better by doing it in space. Except breathing oxygen, I suppose. And eating potato chips. …
Continue reading “‘Stellar Wanderer’ Review – Trading, Waiting, Annihilating”
We here at Touch Arcade don’t usually review the many, many free little arcade games that pop up on the …
Reviewing these mega-releases always feels like a bit of formality, as if you’ve paid any attention to the mobile gaming …
Continue reading “‘Clash Royale’ Review – A Hybrid of Card Games, RTS, MOBA, and Awesome”
Patchwork($3.99) is a very cute game. It has a charming facade of quilty-buttony comfort that is really quite inviting and …
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