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Nick Tylwalk enjoys writing about video games, comic books, pro wrestling and other things where people are often punching each other, regaardless of what that says about him. He prefers MMOs, RPGs, strategy and sports games but can be talked into playing just about anything.
  • ChronoBlade Preview
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    ChronoBlade Preview

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    Not sure if you've noticed, but game developers are spending a lot of time trying to get more "serious" or "hardcore" games onto Facebook even though the people who normally play these games don't seem too interested. Eventually, though, one of these games is going to turn a lot of heads, and it might be ChronoBlade, an arcade-style beat-em up coming soon to a browser near you.
  • Green City Preview
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    Green City Preview

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    Some upcoming games come at us in a "Justin Timberlake is back doing music again" sort of way, making as much noise as possible. Others are more subtle, and Green City by Melesta is one of those. Though the city builder with time management elements is keeping an air of mystery around some of its details, we do know its gameplay will be wrapped in eco-friendly trappings.
  • Mushroom Wars Review
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    Mushroom Wars Review

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    Not all console games can make a smooth transition to mobile, but Mushroom Wars isn't just any game. IGN named it one of the top 25 PlayStation Network titles of all time, so it makes perfect sense that Creat Studios and i-Free Innovations would want to put its fungus-to-fungus RTS game on iPads to get it in front of a wider audience.
  • Invincible Armada Preview
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    I've never been one for adventure on the high seas thanks to my propensity for seasickness, but from the safety of my laptop, I'm all for it. If you're like me, you might want to keep your eyes peeled for Invincible Armada to set sail on Facebook. Korean developer Neowiz is cooking up a strategy RPG set in the golden era of sailing vessels, complete with naval combat, base building and trading, and with nary a wave in sight.
  • Polycraft Preview
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    Polycraft Preview

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    Beta testing is great, but if you really want to help shape a game's development, it helps to get in on the process even earlier than that. The catch is that few developers actually let you do that, but Wonderstruck is allowing people to take a pre-alpha version of its upcoming action/strategy game Polycraft for a spin. Consider it a hands-on sneak peek at how you might survive on a mysterious island inhabited by hostile natives.
  • Kingdom Conquest II Review
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    Kingdom Conquest II Review

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    Developers are getting quite good at giving us more in our mobile games, whether its higher production values, deeper gameplay or multiple genres mashed together. That doesn't always mean that more is better, though, which is why Kingdom Conquest II is so frustrating. Despite its noble attempt to combine an action RPG, a city builder and a card game on your iOS device, the end result is too muddled to call a real success.
  • Citizens of Earth Preview
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    Let's say you've just been named Vice President of the World. What do you do with your newfound position of power? If you're the main character in Eden Industries' upcoming game Citizens of Earth, you gather up a group of everyday folks and put their unique skills to use in a humorous yet epic RPG adventure. Yeah, that sounds better than sitting around and letting the President of the Earth get all the glory.
  • Game of Thrones Ascent Preview
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    Game of Thrones Ascent Preview

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    Game of Thrones is big on TV, and the series of novels that provided the source material, A Song of Fire and Ice, has a loyal following. But video games set in Westeros? Not so much. Disruptor Beam thinks it can change that, readying Game of Thrones Ascent to deliver medieval intrigue, warfare and moral ambiguity straight to our Facebook pages later this year.