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  • Rhythm Spirit Review
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    • iOS
    Rhythm Spirit Review

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    One of my favorite aspects of gaming on the iPhone is the crazy variety of games available. I don't think I really knew what to expect when I was told I'd be reviewing a "rhythm fighting game." I think I was picturing a fighting game with a decent soundtrack. What I ended up getting was something a lot more fulfilling and something I hope to see more of down the line on the iPhone.
  • Risk Review
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    • iOS
    Risk Review

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    As a self described board game fan, I've had my fair share of ups and downs watching them get translated to the iPhone. Sometimes they're a perfect match and almost rival the real thing, like in Carcassonne or Hive. But all too often the translation just doesn't take hold. It's a shame, but it happens. Thankfully, the new version of Risk takes after the former titles mentioned above.
  • GO!GO!GO! Review
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    • iOS
    GO!GO!GO! Review

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    One of my favorite genres on the iPhone has been what I like to call "crisis management" games. Games like Fare City or Airport Mania where 4 things are going on at once and fast, decisive action is the only way to survive. They're like puzzle games with the tension factor ratcheted way up. GO!GO!GO! in theory definitely fits the bill.
  • Reiner Knizia’s High Society Review
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    • iOS
    Reiner Knizia’s High Society Review

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    Oh, hello there commoner. I was just sitting here polishing my monocle and didn't notice a person of such low social standing come into the room. I of course realize you're a millionaire (otherwise the butler never would've let you in the room) but the rest of us are bazillionaires, so I don't think you can really play our little game of auctioning exquisite and fine luxury items. Oh what a stressful lot in life to maintain the standards of High Society.
  • MoveColors Review
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    • iOS
    MoveColors Review

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    Hey look, yet another puzzle game where I'm making lines and rows to score points. Awesome. Haven't we been down this road a million times already? Fine, I'll try it out for myself. Huh. Hey, this game actually isn't half bad. No, wait... scratch that. This game is pretty fantastic!
  • Rubik’s Cube Review
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    • iOS
    Rubik’s Cube Review

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    Hey there friend, do you wish you could always have a Rubik's Cube on hand in case of unforeseen doldrums, but don't want the unsightly bulge in your back pocket from carrying it around? Are you a fan of cube shaped shifting color puzzles but are horribly allergic to plastic? Want a toy from our childhood that most played with once and then found its way into the closet collecting dust? Well in that case, have I got a deal for you!
  • Everlands Review
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    • iOS
    Everlands Review

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    Cute woodland creatures aren't the first thing that comes to mind when I think of turn-based strategy games, but Everlands is here to change that. I've played a fair amount of hex based games, but while they usually involve spinning and moving hexes in order to clear them, in Everlands your hex pieces that represent different animals to attack your opponent. As it turns out, this leads to a fantastically fun game.
  • Petrix Review
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    • iOS
    Petrix Review

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    It's amazing in this day and age that someone could find a new way to twist the classic Tetris falling block gameplay. To its credit, Petrix does just that. While the normal conventions of filling up a line to remove it from play hold true, that's no longer truly the task at hand. Nope, this time we're building a path for puppies!