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  • Epic War 3 – War of Heroes Review
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    • iOS
    Epic War 3 – War of Heroes Review

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    Until a few days ago, I had never heard of the Epic War series. That's more a knock on me than the game series since I just don't really play browser games very often. Epic War 3 seems to have its fair share of fans out there though, so for those people the news of a port to the iPhone is surely a welcome one. For the rest of us? Maybe not so much...
  • ChuChu Rocket! Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    ChuChu Rocket! Review

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    On 9/9/99 the SEGA Dreamcast was released into the world as the cutting edge console of its time. While it was never super successful commercially. it became quite beloved by many people as a console that consistently released weird little niche titles with lots of polish. ChuChu Rocket! was one of those games that we considered a Dreamcast classic, and it just hit the iPhone. Good news, the glory and fun of ChuChu Rocket! hasn't diminished in the translation at all.
  • Great Migrations Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Great Migrations Review

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    Great Migrations is a line drawing game, not unlike Flight Control on the iPod/iPad. You'll guide animals from one side of the screen to the other by painting a line for them to follow with your mouse. You'll avoid predators and other dangers while trying to take advantage of things like wind to aid you on getting all the animals migrated safely. As things progress you'll have more and more dangers to deal with, though the game is always ready to throw you a helper to keep you on a relatively level playing field.
  • Pirate Solitaire Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Pirate Solitaire Review

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    ARRRRRR! Pirates are certainly hot these days. Actually, have been for awhile now that I think about it. Their influence has been felt in movies, TV shows and books. Well now they have finally arrived, as evidenced by this pirate themed solitaire card game! Alright, I grant you it seems a stretch to really incorporate single player card games with terror on the high seas. So, is Pirate Solitaire a treasure worth digging up?
  • Toyshop Adventures Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Toyshop Adventures Review

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    Glu Mobile has decided to make a change in their mobile gaming sales strategy - they're going free! Well, kind of. The "freemium" angle is always interesting, since in the process of giving you something for free they're hoping to entice you to lay down some real cash to go above and beyond the base game. Is Toyshop Adventures such a game?
  • More Brain Exercise with Dr. Kawashima Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    More Brain Exercise with Dr. Kawashima Review

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    When Brain Age became an unmitigated hit on the Nintendo DS a few years back we all should've seen the writing on the wall. Suddenly solving math problems and picking out colors became a legitimate form of gaming. But that was a while ago, does the brain game genre really have legs to keep on going? The jury's still out, but after looking at More Brain Exercise, I kind of wonder if it isn't time for a lobotomy.
  • Perplexo Seasons Review
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    • iOS
    Perplexo Seasons Review

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    I'm usually weary when someone explains a game to me by mentioning a ton of different genres. Sure, you could advertise your game as a first person shooter meets Tetris with a little Fruit Ninja thrown in, but meshing those things together is not going to be easy. Perplexo Seasons is advertised as "puzzle game with a touch of match 3 gameplay, a dash of sudoku's pace, and a pinch of solitaire's planning," which sounds like a lot to cram into one game well. But that's exactly what they've done!
  • Trainyard Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Trainyard Review

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    There seems to be an inordinate amount of train themed games in the App Store. At first glance this might seem weird, but I think the "train on the track" aspect is perfectly suited to the touch screen, whether we're guiding trains or drawing track. Of all those games there are some very good ones to be sure, but what we have here is a serious contender to be the best of them all... Trainyard.