‘Star Wars: Tiny Death Star’ Review – The Bitizens Strike Back
The force is strong with this pseudo-sequel to Nimblebit’s tower builder.
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‘Rayman Fiesta Run’ Review – Back With Another High Quality Showing
Rayman Jungle Run ($2.99) turned a lot of heads when it hit the App Store, and it’s not hard to …
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Hey, ‘The King of Fighters ’97’ is Out on the App Store Now, Too
As if yesterday’s onslaught of new releases wasn’t enough, SNK Playmore quietly snuck in a new iOS port of their …
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‘Anomaly 2’ Review – An Amazing Evolutionary Sequel
An excellent sequel to the amazing tower offense series.
‘Infinity Danger’ Review – Simply Boss Fights
Have you ever played a game that had particularly boring levels, but kick ass boss fights? What if you could …
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‘Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas’ Review – Zelda Is Better Without the Princess
To say that Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas ($6.99) is like The Legend of Zelda, particularly the seafaring The Wind …
‘GT Racing 2: The Real Car Experience’ Review – A Pretty Smooth Ride
Hot off the heels of the release of its arcade racer back in August, Gameloft is back behind the wheel …
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Check Out These Awesome ‘Blocky Roads’ Vehicles Created by Our Community
Dogbyte’s Blocky Roads ($0.99) quietly crept onto the App Store last week, and ever since people in our forums have …
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Freebie Alert: Turn-based Law Battler ‘Devil’s Attorney’ Free for the Weekend
Here is a very nice treat as we head into the weekend. 1337 Game Design’s Devil’s Attorney ($4.99) is free …
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‘Everyday Spelunker’ Review – Think About Staying Home
Spelunker was released in 1983 — before I was even born. With the simple premise of “explore a giant cave” …
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