Splendor Review: Days of Wonder’s latest game hits Android
Days of Wonder knows a thing or two about making board games – you may have heard of Ticket to Ride and Smallworld, both great games...
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Leo’s Fortune Review: An absolute platforming/adventure Treasure
Platforming games are a dime a dozen these days. With each passing week, a new platformer is released though many of them fail to inspire the...
1849 Quick Review: A charming, little old Western resource management Game
I miss Railroad Tycoon; the game epitomized resource management more than any other game I have played since then, and there haven’t been many games that...
Draw A Box Review: Who knew drawing squares could be so Addictive?
I don’t typically consider myself to have an addictive personality, however some games just get me hooked. The innocuously named “Draw A Box” game is one...
[GAME REVIEW] Fly Catbug Fly!: The 2D endless runner game based on Bravest Warriors
One of my favorite animation series on YouTube, Bravest Warriors, has made their own game. The animation is based sometime in the future and it follows...
First Strike on Android Review: the nuclear war game that you feel guilty for Loving
There’s something weirdly addictive about games to do with the end of the world, or maybe that’s just me. From the indie PC classic Defcon to...
Rube Works: Rube Goldberg Game on Android Review
There are very few games these days that really challenge the mind; I think that assumption is probably why I’m so strongly draw to great puzzle...
Small World 2 Review: the popular board game finally makes it way onto Android
As board games continue their resurgence into mainstream consciousness, more and more board games are finding their way onto mobile platforms, being expressed as well as...
Decromancer Review: A New Deck-Building Card Game Comes To Android
Those of you who have read some of my game reviews before will know that I’m a sucker for all kinds of tabletop games: card games,...
Even Up Review: A Simple, Yet Incredibly Addictive Numbers Game
You’d think by now that we’d have seen every puzzle game involving numbers that could ever have been conceived. Not so, says Simple Machine, who, using...
Mr Ludo Review, A Board Game Classic Makes The Jump To Mobile
Board games have become an increasingly ripe area for mobile games to grow into; not only are they perfectly realized (in most cases) on mobile devices,...
Reaper Review, A Truly Mobile RPG For The Casual Gamer
What makes a game truly mobile: is it being able to be played in bite-sized sessions, or having controls that don’t require qualifications in interpretive finger-dance?...
[GAME REVIEW] Iron Man 3
Something unusual and amazing has happened. Whether it’s that the planets have aligned or there’s been a solar flare, whatever the reason, there is finally a...
GAME NIGHT: Crumble Zone
Crumble Zone is the featured game this week, and it is definitely loads arcade style fun. It kind of pays homage to the old arcade game,...
GAME REVIEW: Super Stickman Golf 2
One thing I have not done in my reality life in a while, is gone miniature golfing. I always loved it when I was a kid, and still love it...
Game Review: The Sims Freeplay
If there’s one thing I know about The Sims series, people either love it or hate it. For many, the idea of simulating life in the...
Osmos HD – Game of the Month, January 2012
If you haven’t checked out Osmos HD yet, this is a game that you won’t want to pass up on. OHD comes to us from Hemisphere Games,...
Game Review: Reckless Racing By Polarbit
We all love games on our phones. They help kill the time when on the bus or at work. They give us something to while laying...
App Review: Assassin’s Creed: Altaïr’s Chronicles
For those who don’t keep up with console releases, Assassin’s Creed is a PC/Console game released around three years ago which primarily focuses around an Assassin...
App Review: SpinBlocks
The premise of SpinBlocks is your usual 3 in a row block matching affair, but in the center is a circle surrounded by blocks that have...