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Jillian will play any game with cute characters or an isometric perspective, but her favorites are Fallout 3, Secret of Mana, and Harvest Moon. Her PC suffers from permanent cat-on-keyboard syndrome, which she blames for most deaths in Don’t Starve. She occasionally stops gaming long enough to eat waffles and rewatch Battlestar Galactica.
  • Blastron Preview
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    Blastron Preview

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    On the scale of general automated awesomeness, it goes: robots, battlebots, battlebots with attitude, then battlebots with attitude and crazy weaponry.  Kabam has jumped straight to the top of the scale with their newest iOS game, Blastron, which features all of the above in multiplayer death matches.
  • 5 Genres that have Reached Their Limit
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    5 Genres that have Reached Their Limit

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    Despite the seemingly never-ending supply of themes that appear in gaming these days, many genres have become quite comfortable in their tropes, following the lead of successful entries to a tired fault.  Although there are exceptions—and surprisingly novel games—in every category, these genres in particular have become stagnate, with original games becoming rarer and hope for change becoming greater every day.  
  • Dead Trigger 2 Preview
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    Dead Trigger 2 Preview

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    First-person shooters have become the exemplars of the "console-quality" movement on mobile, and Madfinger's Dead Trigger led the charge in 2012 with its stunningly detailed visuals and effects.  For anyone who likes their zombie shooters even sharper, gorier, and more nightmare-hauntingly realistic, Dead Trigger 2 is being made for you.
  • Swing King Review
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    Swing King Review

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    The story of Swing King is one we can all relate to: our fuzzy monarch hero, who is apparently part sticky hand toy, is canoodling with his frog Queen one evening.  Out of the night comes a much taller, Cat-in-the-Hat-hatted fuzzy villain, who steals the stars from the sky.  Our hero swings into action, hoping to reclaim the stars with the help of his trusty unicorn steed, and get back to his romantic evening.
  • Solstice Preview
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    If you're still playing and replaying MoaCube's near-flawless interactive novel, Cinders, get your virtual bookmark ready: their next title is on its way.  Early screens of Solstice show off an equally stunning fictional world, set in a blizzard-ravaged desert that has trapped its cast of characters for the winter. 
  • Push The Box Review
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    Push The Box Review

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    It's been a strangely amicable few years for green pigs: in 2012, we helped the previously-villainous Angry Birds antagonists build contraptions in Bad Piggies.  Now in 2013, we're helping to rescue what I can only assume are their distant relatives (how many breeds of green pig can there be?) in Push the Box.  Next you'll be telling me green eggs and ham are off the menu.
  • OverLight Preview
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    OverLight Preview

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    The best new gameplay ideas are often the seemingly simplest ones: Super Hexagon is about avoiding collision with shapes, Scribblenauts is just drawings come to life, and Katamari Damacy is rolling items up into a ball.  In this vein, OverLight is about destroying glass blocks with lasers.  Of course it's more than that, but there are really a lot of glass blocks and lasers—and a lot of potential.
  • iOS Games for Console Gamers
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    iOS Games for Console Gamers

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    Cross-platform gaming is no longer limited to being a PC and console player. As mobile continues moving ahead as a prominent gaming platform, players will find more ways to experience the expansive, engaging, and challenging adventures they once found only in their standalone gaming systems.  There's still plenty of work to be done (see: virtual joysticks), but console gamers should find the mobile landscape of today more familiar than ever before, no matter their genre of choice.