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  • PinOut Review: Play This Silver Ball
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    PinOut Review: Play This Silver Ball

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    PinOut is the newest game from ironically-named Mediocre, the makers of Smash Hit and Does Not Commute, so we knew it would be something special. And we were not disappointed. PinOut is a seemingly endless pinball game where players can …
  • PinOut Tips, Cheats and Strategies
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    PinOut Tips, Cheats and Strategies

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    PinOut from Mediocre is the endless game pinball wizards have dreamed about, but it will take a lot of careful flips and impeccable aim to reach high score notoriety. Levels with unique obstacles sprawl out into the distance and a …
  • DIRAC Review: Space Age Join the Dots
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    DIRAC Review: Space Age Join the Dots

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    DIRAC is kind of like an exceptionally frantic game of connect the dots. That might not sound overly appealing, but it sort of is. I’m not convinced it’s the kind of game you’ll be playing for hours on end, but …
  • Does Not Commute Review: Highway Star
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    Does Not Commute Review: Highway Star

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    Mediocre’s driving strategy game Does Not Commute verifies two life truths. First truth: we know nothing about the people we share the road with, especially not the dude in the next car who’s picking his nose while singing along to …
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    Sprinkle Islands Review

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    Some series get better with age, often hitting their stride with the magical number "2." Mega Man 2, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Street Fighter II, Mortal Kombat II, and so on. With the sequel, they can easily look at what worked in the first game, and improve upon it, refining it into a more polished follow-up.
  • Sprinkle Islands Preview
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    Sprinkle Islands Preview

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    Summer is here. It's time to think very hard about sprinklers. Do you like the sprinklers that wave back and forth? Or do you prefer the ones that spit from side to side and go "pft-pft-pft?" Maybe you'd rather go full-tilt and play in the full blast of a fireman's hose. Well, the good news is that Sprinkle Islands, the sequel to 2011's water-physics puzzle game Sprinkle, is coming to iOS and Android—and it's bringing a whole firetruck full of the wet stuff over to you.