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  • 5 Toy Rush Tips From the Developer
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    • iOS
    5 Toy Rush Tips From the Developer

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    We can write hints and tips until we’re blue in the face here at Gamezebo (in fact, we frequently do), but nobody can really offer the kind of insight that a game’s creators can. So when Uber Entertainment’s John Comes …
  • Toy Rush Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Toy Rush Walkthrough

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    Toy Rush is a tower offense/defense game with some collectible card game elements developed by Uber Entertainment. Though the toys may look cute, they're pretty formidable once the fighting starts, which is why you'll want to know your Bowlerpuffs from your Fin Doctors before you find your own base under attack. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will help get you ready with images, tips, information and hints.
  • Toy Rush Review
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    • iOS
    Toy Rush Review

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    If the Toy Story movies taught us anything, it's that toys have minds of their own. It might be more than one step from free will to organized tower attack and defense drills, but Toy Rush skips everything in-between and gives us toys battling toys with a collectible card game element thrown in for good measure. It's as zany as it sounds, yet it'll have you sending toys to their doom by the dozens without even batting an eye.Toy Rush manages to nail the balance that many games seek but can't find: it makes its core mechanics simple to learn but challenging to master. Each toy in your collection is represented by a card, and when you are on the attack, you simply drag cards onto the starting point of the level in question and watch your playthings go to work.
  • Outland Games Review
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    • iOS
    Outland Games Review

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    Outland Games is ostensibly based on the same world as Uber Entertainment's Monday Night Combat and Super Monday Night Combat. However, hardcore team-based third-person shooters don't exactly make for the easiest port to touch devices. So rather than a half-featured port, the developers went with something that fit smartphone gaming a little better. Yes, it's yet another 2D endless running game, but through polish and humor it is still worth a look.
  • Super Monday Night Combat Review
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    • PC
    Super Monday Night Combat Review

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    The original Monday Night Combat was a breakout Xbox Live Arcade hit that shouldn't have been one. In the crowded online multiplayer scene dominated by the likes of the Call of Duty, Halo and Gears of War franchises, a little independent title shouldn't be terribly successful - but time has proven it to be one of Xbox Live Arcade's biggest games. The blending of elements from Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike, tower defense, and a whole lot of Defense of the Ancients hit the right chord for many people, myself included.