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  • Captain Ludwig Review
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    • iOS
    Captain Ludwig Review

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    Here he comes to save the day! He leaps from planet to planet in a single bound, saving them by merely touching them! He asks for no reward, claims no bounty for helping out. Who am I talking about? Why, Captain Ludwig of course! He never gets a backstory so who knows why he's planet hopping like this but maybe Captain Ludwig is just a dude out to have a good time, and in that case he's quite the successful hero.
  • HexaRot Review
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    • iOS
    HexaRot Review

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    I'm a huge puzzle game fan. I'm the guy that's convinced that I can pack a suitcase or a car better than other people because of the amount of Tetris I've played in my lifetime (I swear, it's true). But for whatever reason hex-based puzzle games are my Achilles heel, I just can't wrap my head around them. So it was with great trepidation that I waded into HexaRot's waters and I gotta tell ya... the water's fine.
  • Doodle Blast! Review
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    • iOS
    Doodle Blast! Review

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    Throughout most of my school career, I had more doodles and sketches in my notebooks than actual class notes. Imaginary videogame levels, swords, cars, tanks - whatever I could dream up. My talent was nil so they mostly amounted to scribbles, but my imagination filled in the rest. Doodle Blast! combines the whimsy of those notebook scribbles with super simple game play to create a game that's high on style but sadly lacks substance.
  • Alphabetic Review
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    • iOS
    Alphabetic Review

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    You went to school to learn things you never knew before, but Alphabetic wasn't one of them. Don't worry though, teacher's gonna show you how to get an "A" in this excellent hidden object game. You're in luck cause this game of A-B-C is as easy as 1-2-3, simple as do-re-mi. Come on, come on, come on let me show you what it's all about!
  • Hive Review
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    • iOS
    Hive Review

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    My wife likes to joke around and tell people that I have an irrational fear of bugs and spiders. I, on the other hand, like to say I have a totally rational fear of them. I'm pretty confident that given the chance a spider would kill me and every one I've ever loved. Based on this nugget of truth you'd think I'd be wary of a game that involves bugs, but I suppose that's a testament to how interesting Hive is.
  • Fare City Review
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    • iOS
    Fare City Review

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    Line drawing games have certainly carved out a good niche in the world of iPhone gaming and Fare City looks to join the fray. It's an exciting game of routing and re-routing taxis to get them to their destinations quickly, narrowly avoiding collisions and trying to snare higher and higher fares. Ahh, the life of a dispatcher in Fare City isn't an easy one, but it sure is fun.
  • Pixel Pile Review
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    • iOS
    Pixel Pile Review

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    Pixel Pile is one of those games that has an entirely literal name. There's no clever pun or hidden meaning here. In this game, you pile pixels higher and higher, gaining more points for each pixel piled up. Its singular purpose and the carrot on a stick nature of chasing the high score harkens back to the arcade games of old, and it's as addictive as ever.
  • Pathfinders: Lost at Sea Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Pathfinders: Lost at Sea Review

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    I'd like to take a moment to tell you about my new business venture, Mysterious Island Clean-up Maid Service Inc. Never would I have assumed that a mysterious island would need such a company, but after making my way from one side of a "deserted" island to another in the new hidden object game Pathfinders: Lost at Sea I can personally attest to the amount of trash strewn across the beautiful landscape.