‘Kapsula’ Review – In Soviet Russia, Blocks Match You
Yes, I went for the low-hanging fruit with the review title. Let’s just try to move past that and get …
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Yes, I went for the low-hanging fruit with the review title. Let’s just try to move past that and get …
Continue reading “‘Kapsula’ Review – In Soviet Russia, Blocks Match You”
I wanted to love Phantom Rift ($0.99). I wanted to give it my unabashed affection. I am quite fond of …
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Microsoft announced earlier this morning that it had acquired Mojang — and Minecraft right along with it — for a …
A few months ago, ustwo announced that they were creating new levels for Monument Valley ($3.99), their beloved and popular …
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Duke Dashington ($0.99) is the kind of game that exists in a kind of quandary. It’s a game built around …
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Crazy Taxi City Rush (Free) has gotten its first major post-release content update. The big new addition is the fourth …
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I have a very simple wish. I don’t think I’m asking for all that much. I want Etherlords (Free) to …
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Games built around comedy are few and far between. Although there was an era on PC where Monty Python games flowed like …
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As we mentioned in our earlier preview, Armor Games’ Gemini Strike (Free) was worth some attention simply due to its interesting …
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The cooperative element of Lucky Frame’s new puzzle-roguelike The Nightmare Cooperative ($0.99) reveals itself after a few quick crawls through …
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