Quick Hits: ActionWall 3D Review - Temple Run meets the Atari 2600
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- Published on Monday, 02 July 2012 11:14
If you can imagine if Temple Run was released for the Atari 2600, you would have ActionWall 3D. This game was developed by Sunflat who actually used to go by a different name originally when they were first releasing all of the 'Papi' games onto Android.
Puddle THD Game Review - Tilt Your Way to Success
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- Published on Friday, 29 June 2012 12:29
A few years ago, a group of French students created an enthralling game with a novel concept for their first year project. Today, this game of theirs – called Puddle – has evolved from a mere prototype to a full-fledged game running on mobile, console and PC. How does the mobile version of the game perform? Read on to find out.
Bloody Bunnies Quick Review - Cute but deadly bunnies!
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- Published on Tuesday, 26 June 2012 08:30
Bloody Bunnies is a game released for Android and iOS that was developed by MentalWarp software If you love the Smash Bros series (like me) then you'll love this game. Like Smash Bros, I can only describe this game as an arena-style fighting game but with cute, hyper-violent bunnies!
ZombieSmash Game Review – Zombie-smashing at its best
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- Published on Monday, 25 June 2012 11:04
Not too long ago, sometime in late April, Zynga released their hit iOS game ZombieSmash onto Google Play. Amid the countless undead-themed games that seem to be making their way onto mobile devices, does ZombieSmash have what it takes to stand out of the pack? Read the admittedly belated review to find out.
The Delver Review - Crawling around in dungeons, grabbing loot and looking all retro
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- Published on Wednesday, 20 June 2012 06:37
The rogue-like genre of games, is a category that rarely sees innovation or originality. The rogue-like genre is a sub-genre of the RPG or role playing games and the majority of rogue-like games I have played all had a severe lack of a style. This is the fact that made them so hard to differentiate from each other, but this is where Delver comes in.
The Jumping Electrons Review- An Electrifying Game for Android
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- Published on Friday, 15 June 2012 10:41
When I saw the name of this game, Jumping Electron. I was intrigued. Having a degree in Chemistry, I thought this game would be right up my alley. Jumping Electrons is fun arcade type game with a bit of a flare for the technically inclined.
Conquest! Medieval Realms Review - Being the big guy on the map
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- Published on Wednesday, 06 June 2012 11:38
I am a big fan of turn-based strategy games. When I heard about Conquest! Medieval Realms by Slitherine I knew I wanted to give it a try. Overall it is a very well done game and should be in the library of any turn-based strategy gamers.
Looking for your girlfriend in a vast, robot-filled world - The Machinarium Review
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- Published on Wednesday, 23 May 2012 09:24
Back in 2009, Amanita Design surprised everyone of us with one of the best Point & Click adventures yet to be seen, set in a Steampunk world with that indie feeling all over it. Such a game was filled with lots of puzzles and brain-breaking riddles, that were purposely made to keep you thinking for a long time.
Surviving on a remote island can be fun - The Robinson review
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- Published on Tuesday, 22 May 2012 12:21
Casual games are something that I tend to play little of only because I'm more the fast and furious gamer who enjoys FPS titles and racing games, Action adventure and platformers. So when diving into a casual game for a review, I have to keep in mind that I'm not trying to get a headshot on someone else.
Being An Intergalactic Wrecking Ball - Demolition Inc THD Review
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- Published on Monday, 21 May 2012 10:35
Aliens, blowing up stuff, making money, cool graphics and a fun story line all make up for a great combination. So if you like any of these, then you might want to give Demolition Inc. THD a try. Did we mention there we exploding cows as well?
Cafeteria Nipponica - Becoming a cafeteria mogul in a pixelated world
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- Published on Tuesday, 15 May 2012 04:52
There's a huge advantage in the mobile gaming market nowadays, that has become crucial for a big amount of developers: you don't need to make an eye-popping games full of superb graphics to be successful. As a consequence of this, games are now rated for their content, theme, ability to hook people, and creativity. This is the case of Kairosoft: a company that has really hit the spot with their Time-Resource management games. And one of their latest releases just confirms this. Let's take a look at "Cafeteria Nipponica".
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