Genre:  Multiplayer

zTanks Preview

Feb 7, 2013

Whenever I have a disagreement with one of my friends over something, there’s usually only one way we can ever solve our differences: in an all-out tank war. Luckily, zTanks will save me the trouble of building a shoddy and illegal tank in my backyard, and just let me battle my friends online using digital tanks instead.

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Worms Review

Feb 7, 2013

4

In case you’re new to the world of Worms, let me get you up to speed. Worms is a turn-based strategy game by Team 17, where you command a squad of war-hardened worms, and fight for control of, uh, whatever it is that worms go to war for. Now that the worms have inched their way onto the barracks of Facebook, will their addictive firefights hold up in the fast-paced social scene?

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Worms Walkthrough

Feb 7, 2013

Worms is a social strategy game created by Team17 Software. Creepy-crawly enthusiasts of the 90's and newcomers alike will find themselves captivated by a competitive world of miniature artillery and adorably small hats. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.

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Akaneiro: Demon Hunters Review

Feb 6, 2013

4

No one puts a dark twist on a classic tale like American McGee. Having already put Alice through her action-horror paces a couple of times, the designer and his team at Spicy Horse Games turn to Red Riding Hood for Akaneiro: Demon Hunters. This Red is no helpless girl, but a member of a team of demon hunters in the Edo period of feudal Japan. Those demons aren't going to kill themselves, so it's up to you in this free-to-play action-RPG.

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Freefall Tournament Review

Feb 1, 2013

3.5

As space programs around the world continue to make advancements towards expanding the reach of the human race beyond the stars, have they ever thought about the repercussions, or the potential threat of an all-out space war? Well now might be the time to start planning ahead. Freefall Tournament is a frantic web-based third-person shooter, set in the throes of space, where no one is safe from a rogue laser blast. 

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ChronoBlade Preview

Jan 29, 2013

Not sure if you’ve noticed, but game developers are spending a lot of time trying to get more “serious” or “hardcore” games onto Facebook even though the people who normally play these games don’t seem too interested. Eventually, though, one of these games is going to turn a lot of heads, and it might be ChronoBlade, an arcade-style beat-em up coming soon to a browser near you.

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Dragon Bane Preview

Jan 25, 2013

Dragons have assumed a lot of different roles in fictional works. Sometimes they’re good guys—Pete’s DragonDragonHeart—and sometimes, such as in The Hobbit, they’re downright malicious. The upcoming Dragon Bane for iOS resides in the latter camp, tossing players into a world filled with angry dragons and other dangers. Sounds like a great place to honeymoon.

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Coin a Phrase Review

Jan 21, 2013

1.5

What’s in a phrase? Well, not a whole lot, as it seems. Coin a Phrase is the first mobile offering from Petroglyph Games, the people who brought us Rise of Immortals and the popular Heroes of Graxia board game. However, the extremely underwhelming and lackluster result goes to show that not every developer can make the successful transition onto mobile platforms, and that some are better off just sticking with what they know.

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Alchemy Knights Review

Jan 17, 2013

3

Somewhere, maybe in that warehouse at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark, is a list of features that would make for the perfect mobile fantasy MMORPG. Alchemy Knights by 6waves Lolapps manages to check off a lot of items that are on that list (or would be, if the top men ever find it), but it doesn't put them together as smoothly as you'd like.

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Ruzzle Review

Jan 14, 2013

3

Mobile platforms are perfect for asynchronous multiplayer word games. Ruzzle is a prime example of how to correctly approach one of these titles. The Boggle-inspired gameplay doesn't stand out from its peers, nor does it have much in the way of features. Despite the drawbacks, Ruzzle uses this simplicity to its advantage and provides an enjoyable, albeit forgettable, competitive word game.

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