Mabinogi Duel Has Me Completely Hooked
It’s funny the games that manage to dig their claws so deep into us. If you had told me last week that I would lose hours of my life to a mobile card game based on a browser-based MMO I’d never …
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Finally, a Ted Danson Slot Machine: CSI Slots Coming Next Week
Whether it was Cheers, Three Men and a Baby, or even the criminally underwatched Bored to Death, there was one thing that always rang true to me about Ted Danson: the man has a face that could sell a slot …
Get Drunk and Play Golf at Work: Golden Tee Is Going Mobile
Arcade games had their heyday long ago, but there are a handful of franchises that — thanks to their placement in bars and their appeal to adults — maintain a strong presence year after year. One of these is Big …
Need for Speed: No Limits Still Looks Great, Still Isn’t Out
It’s been nearly a year since EA announced Need for Speed: No Limits. I’ve had to renew both my driver’s license and plates in that time. I’m getting older, but somehow, its release never seems to get nearer. Maybe the debut …
Marble Duel, a Fantastic Zuma-Like, is Finally on Android
Even in a well-worn genre, there are sometimes games that can really surprise you. Last Fall, Marble Duel was one such game. Yes, it’s clearly following in the footsteps of earlier casual classics like Zuma and Luxor, but Marble Duel …
The Best Game You Refused to Pay for Is Getting Bigger, Going Free
We told you to buy Storm Casters, but you just didn’t listen. That didn’t just suck for you — it sucked for Get Set Games, the Toronto-based studio behind this brilliant little roguelike/shooter/CCG hybrid. But you just can’t keep a …
10 New iOS Games You Should Know About This Week
New games are great, but let’s get real for a moment: there’s only one thing you really care about downloading on your iPhone or iPad this week, and it’s iOS 9. If you already have it, there’s a good chance you’re …
Bridge Constructor Stunts: Stop Building Bridges, Start Building Ramps
Bridge Constructor was a runaway hit back in 2014, but it can be hard to repeat success. And while they certainly tried with their first follow-up, Bridge Constructor Medieval, HeadUp Games and ClockStone Software really needed to think outside the …