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  • Radiant Defense Review
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    • iOS
    Radiant Defense Review

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    If a tower defense game is released on the App Store and no one downloads it, can people please stop making them? There are few genres with a more crowded field of competition than tower defense. Despite this, developer Hexage.net has decided to emerge from the shadows with a TD title of their very own. It turns out to be quite fitting that their offering has the word "Radiant" in the title, because Radiant Defense is here to bring new light to the bottomless tower defense pit.
  • Burnout Crash! Review
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    • iOS
    Burnout Crash! Review

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    Over the past few years, Electronic Arts has become one of the most polarizing companies in entertainment. Their games are regularly on top of best seller lists, but their likability among gamers hovers around the same level as Jack Thompson. EA's latest offering, Burnout Crash!, comes over from the Xbox and PS3 and slams its way onto the iOS in a fittingly polarizing way. As such, I've structured this review in a way that will switch from one extreme to another.
  • Survival of the Fittest Review
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    Survival of the Fittest Review

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    If you're old enough to remember the good old days of playing video games in the arcade with a joystick and some brightly colored buttons, you likely will recall the beast-based fighting game Primal Rage. Fast forward to the era where the term "Arcade" conjures up images of a menu on the Xbox, and we find that developer Izelis is channeling that old fauna fighter with Survival of the Fittest. The title, built for Facebook, pits players against one another in a battle for animal supremacy.
  • Bounty Bots Review
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    • iOS
    Bounty Bots Review

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    If you're anything like I am, online shooters get overwhelming. There's so much to balance, from the constantly chastising pre-teen teammates to the picking the right class and managing inventory--not to mention that whole shooting thing. So when I opened up Bounty Bots, I had the expectation that I'd be blown away. I was, but by the excellent game rather than by my opponents (ok - by my opponents too, but that's not the point).
  • Amoebattle Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Amoebattle Review

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    One of the drawbacks of games on touch screen devices is they are often extremely simple. As such, a real-time strategy title - where you'll manage many units at the same time - is often out of the question. RTS purists might insist that the games play best with a mouse and keyboard and shouldn't be shrunk down. But Grab Games Games couldn't have made their RTS Amoebattle any smaller - it's about amoebas. And you know what? It works.
  • Universal Movie Tycoon Review
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    • iOS
    Universal Movie Tycoon Review

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    The business of making movies is an elusive one that offers tons of glitz and glamour. It's a spotlight that many yearn for, but few ever step in front of. Luckily, the possibility has been improved with Universal Movie Tycoon. Now you, too, can run your very own movie studio, all from your iOS device.
  • Parallel Mafia Preview
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    • iOS
    Parallel Mafia Preview

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    Hidden away on the second floor of an office building in Madison, Wisconsin is one of the most creative and active tech companies one could imagine -- and you'd never know it just driving by. PerBlue, the creators of the first-of-its-kind location-based RPG Parallel Kingdom, sit perched in for what most people would be a spacious layout. Then again, most people don't have 35 employees crammed into the equivalent of a two bedroom apartment. But limited square-footage hasn't cramped PerBlue's growth, as evident with their upcoming release, Parallel Mafia.
  • Thirst of Night Review
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    • PC
    Thirst of Night Review

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    If you watched the Blade Trilogy and found yourself rooting for the vampires, I will never forgive you for betraying Wesley Snipes. But also, there is a game on Google+ waiting for you. Thirst of Night asks "what would happen if bloodsuckers took over the world?" and provides the answer with a strategy game that puts you in charge of a vampiric kingdom. But does the game have the lifeblood to survive, or does it just suck?