It was back during GDC 2011, during Eric Chahi’s Classic Game Postmortem presentation, that we first learned that the French …
Continue reading “An Early Review of ‘Another World’ 20th Anniversary Edition”
Megastunt Mayhem [$2.99 / Free] is an interesting beast to play. Sure, the game is chock full of monster trucks, …
Continue reading “‘Megastunt Mayhem Pro’ Review – Monster Trucks with Finesse”
Crescent Moon Games’ Pocket RPG [$.99 / UHD] for the iPad, a device that could only fit in the pocket …
Continue reading “Going Universal: ‘Pocket RPG’ And ‘Hypnoblocks’”
Nimblebit’s Tiny Tower [Free] [Universal] has been update, roughly, a billion times since our original review and we haven’t covered …
Continue reading “‘Tiny Tower’ Adds More Sharing Options, More Floors, And More Fixes In Update”
Last month we posted a short preview of the upcoming GoatUp [link] (then to be called Goat Goes Up) from …
Continue reading “A Look at ‘GoatUp’ – Llamasoft’s First Platform Game”
Developer Fractiv just introduced a new mechanic and a new character in a free and fresh update to its arcade …
Continue reading “‘Lane Splitter’ Update Introduces New Character And The Law”
By the unspoken law of videogames, a sequel tends to follow at least a full year after the original, but …
Continue reading “‘To-Fu 2’ Review – Another ‘To-Fu’ Fo’ You”
Boiling down the themes of uber-profitable App Store games yields a single undeniable fact of the universe: animals are lazy. …
Continue reading “‘Swing the Bat’ Review – The Bionic Guano Machine”
What I like about the Hector: Badge of Carnage games is how comparatively different from one another they are. The …
Continue reading “‘Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2’ Review – Straandlooper Returns”
Earlier this summer, Limbic Software did what I thought couldn’t be done: it created a zombie game with a unique …
Continue reading “New ‘Zombie Gunship’ Upgrade Lets You Kill More People”
