‘Zombie Highway 2’ Review – The Fun Never Stops
Free-to-play gets a bad rap among a lot of serious mobile gamers, and often for good reason: there are many …
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Free-to-play gets a bad rap among a lot of serious mobile gamers, and often for good reason: there are many …
Continue reading “‘Zombie Highway 2’ Review – The Fun Never Stops”
In January of this year, Tapstar Interactive and First Star Software announced a brand new game in the classic Boulder …
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Imagine you’re the creator of Dragon Quest ($2.99). You’ve successfully streamlined the somewhat impenetrable RPG genre to a point where …
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Halfbrick is continuing with the Zombie Month updates for their dual-stick shooter Age of Zombies (Free), as another significant update …
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Some gamers know Hironobu Sakaguchi’s name. Others do not. Just about everyone is familiar with his work, however. He’s the …
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Side-scrolling games where you ride through a course performing tricks and stunts seem to be all the rage these days, …
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Radiangames – perhaps the most prolific creator of dual-stick shooters on the App Store – has made their biggest one …
Let me begin this review by lighting the “Experience Game” signal, just so that we’re starting off with clarity. I’ve …
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I’ve been even happier than usual with the recent releases from gamebook developer Tin Man Games. They’ve taken a couple …
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Cosmophony ($2.99) is a rhythm-based tunnel shooter that is built to be challenging, with formations of obstacles to avoid throughout …
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