May 12

Shooting games? They aren’t really my favorite type of app. I’ve never been a card carrying member of the NRA nor will I ever be one. And usually when a shooting game comes up in queue that I have to review, I don’t exactly become super excited. So when I tested [...]



[continue reading...] Real Trophy Hunting

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May 12

I suspect I’m not the only one who doesn’t really care for real-life fishing, but still loves fishing games. Usually I like them best as a relaxing, little, minigame diversion, instead of the meat and potatoes of the action, but my recent dip into Gameloft’s Fishing Kings may force me to rethink that opinion.
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[continue reading...] Fishing Kings

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May 12

Perms, mullets, shoulder pads, and bright neon clothing were things meant to stay forgotten after their bout of popularity in the 80’s. But there were a few wonderful things that originated in the 80’s: Pac Man, Super Mario Bros., Tetris, and Donkey Kong to name a few. The pixelated animations of these [...]



[continue reading...] 8 Bit Race

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May 12

When I was a kid, jigsaw puzzles were a big family bonding activity, but these days, I tend to prefer puzzles with a little more abstract thinking, or ones I can use to drive my colorblind boyfriend batty. That’s where games like Chromixa come in. An artistically quirky twist on jigsaw puzzles, in [...]



[continue reading...] Chromixa

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May 12

Lightning is nothing to be laughed at, but it’s a heck of a lot of fun in small packages–well, maybe not to those on the other end of a static shock. The same is true of Jack Everitt’s cool app, Volt. It’s lightning, contained in your iPhone to be unleashed on unsuspecting victims.
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[continue reading...] Volt   3D Lightning Unleashed From Your Fingertips

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