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  • The Three Musketeers: One for All! Review
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    • iOS
    The Three Musketeers: One for All! Review

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    When it comes to the gaming world, "Family entertainment" all too often involve some very simple, half-baked minigame selections, mediocre graphics and generally little fun. The Three Musketeers: One For All! falls under the family category in its simplicity, but eschews minigames for a simple platform and surprisingly good graphics. Unfortunately it suffers from mediocre controls that take away some of the fun factor.
  • Mexiball Review
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    • iOS
    Mexiball Review

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    Imagine a combination of pool, Tetris and Taco Bell. Okay, so it's not exactly the most natural of combinations, but Donut Games managed to figure it out and made Mexiball. It's a unique puzzle game with a Mexican flair that manages to eke out something new and exciting for the iPhone and iPad.
  • Ink Ball Review
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    • iOS
    Ink Ball Review

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    Enigmo set the standard for object-catching physics puzzlers way back at the dawn of the App Store. It's since gone on to be one of the bigger titles in the history of the store (it was one of my first purchases). Ink Ball tries to do the same basic premise, with a nifty Asian flair. It mostly works, but may leave you feel a little wanting.
  • Rat On A Skateboard Review
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    • iOS
    Rat On A Skateboard Review

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    The first iPhone game that really got me addicted was Rat on a Scooter XL. It was among the earliest distance-scoring games on the App Store that I can recall, and had great personality. Ratty's back in Rat on a Skateboard, along with a few new tricks. I'm sure that this one's going to stay on my iPhone for a while too.
  • MetalStorm: Wingman Review
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    • iOS
    MetalStorm: Wingman Review

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    The iPhone is one of those gadgets that has a ton of bullet points: great graphical and sound abilities, gyroscope, touch screen, always online and so forth. Most games in the App Store take advantage of some of these features, but rarely does a game nail just about every single aspect of the system in a single shot. MetalStorm: Online manages to do this, and it happens to also be one heck of a lot of fun to play too.
  • Siege Hero Review
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    • iOS
    Siege Hero Review

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    In spite of the hundreds of apps that keep coming out, Angry Birds just keeps on truckin'. But did you know that the phenomenon was, in fact, a clone of another game called Crush the Castle? The publisher of that oft-overlooked title is back with Siege Hero, and in spite of how good it is, it's now clear why Angry Birds succeeded where Crush the Castle didn't; Angry Birds has a soul.
  • Frisbee Forever Review
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    • iOS
    Frisbee Forever Review

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    There are few childhood toys that are as iconic as the Frisbee. Like Dumpster, Thermos or Xerox, Frisbee is one of the few brands that embodies what it is (for the record, any other similar product must be called a "flying disc" - it's true!). It also happens to be a ton of fun to use. Frisbee Forever takes your classic flung Frisbee and crafts a devilishly fun puzzle/physics game around it.
  • Stripe Physics Review
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    • iOS
    Stripe Physics Review

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    The Mac App Store, still fairly young at time of writing, is home to a lot of ports, both of PC download titles as well as iOS titles. Some are great, but others… Stripe Physics is part of the "others." A simple physics puzzler, Stripe Physics tasks you with carefully dropping a ball to a platform by removing various geometric shapes by clicking on them. A physics engine makes things fall, collide and move in ways you ought to expect.