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  • Tilt Racing Review
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    • Android
    Tilt Racing Review

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    Would you drive a car that automatically accelerated and only stopped when you made a sharp turn or ran into a wall? Probably not. The person suggesting this would probably get some sort of thousand-mile "Huh-wha?" stare from you, deservedly.
  • Cubemen Review
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    • PC
    Cubemen Review

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    Duke vs. UNC, butter vs. margarine, Beatles vs. Stones...some matchups defy time and space, and are as much a part of our culture as good vs. evil. In video games you might not have ever realized it, but red has a real bone to pick with blue. The default in many multiplayer games is to make one side red and the other blue, so much so that gamers it has ingrained itself in our heads permanently that the two never shall mix. In Three Sprockets' new tower defense/RTS hybrid Cubemen, we can add little men vs. little men to that list of classic battles.
  • Confrontation Preview
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    • PC
    Confrontation Preview

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    Over the last couple of years I've fallen deep into the world of tabletop gaming. After first discovering that there was a world beyond Monopoly and Connect Four, I quickly fell down a slippery slope while trying to grab onto everything I could. Ticket To Ride! Carcassonne! Catan! If you haven't made the leap yet, DO IT. But the one sub-genre of tabletop gaming that has yet gotten its claws in me is collectible miniature games. That's where Confrontation comes in.
  • Suspect in Sight! Preview
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    • iOS
    Suspect in Sight! Preview

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    Somewhere in a preview I wrote for Gamezebo months ago, I went over my obsession with watching TV news coverage of high speed police chases, typically out of Los Angeles. I related that story to a game that was fitting, as you played as the in-car cops hunting down the perps. But in the upcoming game Suspect In Sight!, you get to play as the chopper!
  • Pocket Heroes Preview
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    • iOS
    Pocket Heroes Preview

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    With their generally simplistic set up, graphics, and controls, old school RPGs are a pretty natural fit for mobile devices. A major caveat of those traditional RPGs is building a party to gallivant around the world with, getting into random encounters and raiding many dungeons. Though you usually make the decisions for each of the members concerning which spells to cast or enemy to attack, you could always use some help.
  • Defenders of Ardania Review
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    • PC
    Defenders of Ardania Review

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    I'll be spending the next 700 or so words explaining to you why you shouldn't buy Defenders of Ardania. It would be best that you not bother reading them and just trust me, but that statement alone is not what I was hired to do. So, here it goes.
  • Monster of Puppets Preview
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    • iOS
    Monster of Puppets Preview

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    Maybe I don't pay enough attention, but unlike the mass of games that are either "inspired by" or a straight-up clone of Angry Birds, I haven't seen that same phenomenon apply nearly as frequently to the also wildly popular Fruit Ninja. Developers Drakkar Dev are bringing us Monster of Puppets (LOVE that name) which looks to introduce some nice twists on the Fruit Ninja formula. After all, like their tag line says, fruit does not fight back. Monsters do.
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    Reprisal Preview

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    For those of us who go back a long way with PC gaming, you won't get far into reminiscing conversations about favorites before someone brings up Populous. The thrill of playing as a deity "influencing" your civilization by changing the world that surrounded them took many an hour away from many a gamer. This pixelated nirvana also captured the attention of a young Jon Caplin, so much so that he is now developing Reprisal, a browser Flash game inspired by and in homage to Bullfrog's 1990 classic.