‘RPG Unlucky Hero!’ Review – An Excellent JRPG, Ding Aside
Ho hum, another month, another Kemco JRPG. Wait a minute, this isn’t a Kemco game. Yet it kind of is. …
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Ho hum, another month, another Kemco JRPG. Wait a minute, this isn’t a Kemco game. Yet it kind of is. …
Continue reading “‘RPG Unlucky Hero!’ Review – An Excellent JRPG, Ding Aside”
As much as I love fast action games, sometimes it’s nice to play something a bit more relaxing. Unfortunately, it …
Continue reading “‘Dive for Treasures’ Review – Cousteau Was Onto Something”
It’s a dream of many a gamer to have Diablo on the go. Unfortunately, Blizzard doesn’t seem willing to accommodate …
It would be a bit of an understatement to say that Square Enix enjoys a mixed reputation among iOS gamers. …
Continue reading “‘Drakerider: Chains Transcendent’ Review – Bold in More Ways Than One”
Another month, another RPG from Kemco. They’ve made so many of these already that one would be forgiven for thinking …
Continue reading “‘RPG Machine Knight’ Review – The Machines Are Learning”
I’m going to go ahead and get this out of the way right now. Ninja Gaiga (Free) doesn’t look very …
Continue reading “‘Ninja Gaiga’ Review – Being a Ninja Isn’t Always Pretty Work”
One of the coolest things about the rise of independent games combined with a global digital market is that we …
Continue reading “‘Moscow Dash’ Review – Paint the Red Square Red”
A while back, FDG Entertainment treated iOS gamers to a port of the popular Russian Flash game, the descriptively-named Cover …
Continue reading “‘Cover Orange 2’ Review – A Predictable but Enjoyable Sequel”
Although the best days of the series are behind it, the Professor Layton games on the DS/3DS were undeniably huge …
Continue reading “‘Layton Brothers Mystery Room’ Review – Extra Ace Attorney, Hold the Layton”
Even at first glance, Kyubo ($0.99), developed by Chestnut Studio, is a game with a lot going for it. The …
Continue reading “‘Kyubo’ Review – Perfect Puzzles, Painful Platforming”