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  • 180 Review
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    • iOS
    180 Review

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    Setting out to make a match-3 game these days seems a double edge sword. On one hand it's an established format that offers unlimited game play and people like them. On the other hand though those games are a dime a dozen and we've been playing them forever. If you want to stand amongst the rabble you need to find a unique angle to get people hooked.
  • Tattoo Ink – Hollywood Review
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    • iOS
    Tattoo Ink – Hollywood Review

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    Tattoo Ink - Hollywood wants to appeal to those out there that identify with the tattooing world. Sadly what's served up here is more tattoo culture penned by advertising exec, and it feels about as legitimate as a Mountain Dew commercial. Creating a real tattoo takes years of practice and intense artistry skills. In this game, you rub your finger around the screen some. It's admittedly a watered down experience.
  • Iron Horse Review
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    • iOS
    Iron Horse Review

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    It turns out for most of my life I've been hooking up trains the wrong way. I've been spending all this time hooking them up with phrases and clauses they way they do it down in Conjunction Junction. According to Appstar Games, however, I could've skipped over all that learning mess and just tapped my finger to get the job done. If Conjunction Junction taught us to hook up trains with words, can The Iron Horse hook us up with fun?
  • Iron Man 2 Review
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    • iOS
    Iron Man 2 Review

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    Movie tie-in games are almost universally subpar. The plan for most movie games is to let the hype of the movie to drive game sales, letting gameplay fall to the wayside. The iPhone has seen some exceptions to this rule, probably because of the short development time involved, but Iron Man 2 doesn't appear to be one of them. Iron Man 2 isn't a terrible game by any stretch, but it doesn't do anything to challenge these conventions, either.
  • Puzzle Chess Review
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    • iOS
    Puzzle Chess Review

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    Puzzle Chess is a bit of a misnomer. It's not really a puzzle game and it's only barely like chess. For the life of me however I couldn't think of a better way to describe it. It's a game that certainly take a different approach to incorporating chess into the mix. While different is always appreciated however that doesn't always make it great. Puzzle Chess seems to just straddle the line between ok and good.
  • Fast & Furious Adrenaline Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Fast & Furious Adrenaline Review

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    As far as popular culture is concerned, The Fast and the Furious movie franchise is synonymous with street racing, so it would only make sense to attach that brand to your street racing game. So it goes with Fast and Furious: Adrenaline, a game all about tearing up the city looking to gain respect by racing hopped up cars. Personally, I wish they just left this one in the garage.
  • Love Love Review
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    • iOS
    Love Love Review

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    While I'm a firm believer in The Beatles mantra that "All You Need is Love," if you want to be successful in the new puzzle game Love Love, you also need to be able to get four like-colored blocks together. Percy Bysshe Shelly once said that "all love is sweet, given or returned" but while Love Love is certainly sweet no one is giving you anything. You gotta earn every little bit of love you can.
  • Jimmy Pataya Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Jimmy Pataya Review

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    Jimmy Pataya digs jumping out of airplanes without a parachute or a plan. It's that kind of fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants thinking that got him into the mess known as the "Grinder," which is a pretty accurate name for the gauntlet he's about to run. Now it's up to you to and guide Jimmy through the blades as he falls to Earth. Spoiler warning: he'll never make it to the ground; he'll just fall forever. Which I guess is just as well since he's got no parachute. Jimmy, you gotta start thinking before you leap!