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Headphones Review Round Up [Hardware]: SIVGA SV021, VR500, UX3000, and VR2000
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Boulies Elite Max Chair [Hardware] Review – Assemble, Adjust, Relax
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Red Magic 9S Pro [Hardware] Review – The New Standard For Mobile Gaming?
My Red Magic 9S Pro Review puts this incredible bit of tech through its paces to determine whether it's worth your money.
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Category: Reviews
Sopio Review: Misses the Point(s)
Sopio is a four-year-old card game from Alex Day and Danny Hooper, two young gentlemen of varying internet fame. To mark the game hitting the big oh-four mark, the pair released Sopio for iOS devices with the help of Lightwood. …
Blockwick 2 Review: Maglyphicent
Blockwick 2 is a game that belongs on the display devices lining Apple Store walls as you walk in. I mean, make no mistake, Blockwick 2 also belongs on your device, and the device of any self-respecting puzzle fan, right …
Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire Review – Touch Me
Nitrome is killing it lately with engaging and unique pixel-based fare like Gunbrick and Platform Panic. Its newest title, Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire, is a little simpler than its recent platformers. That doesn’t make it any less worthy of …
Planet Quest Review: Intergalactic Planetary
One of my favorite assessments of video game critique was made by longtime reviewer and video producer Max Scoville, in a tweet I’ve long-since lost track of. Forgiving my paraphrase, he said, succinctly: as writers about and assessors of interactive …
Agent Alice Review: Waiting for Answers
There was a time when free-to-play hidden object games (HOGs) were as plentiful as teeth in a shark’s mouth. Alas, the genre’s offerings have been a bit anemic since the popularity of Facebook games have declined in favor of mobile …
Under the Sun Review: Something New
The first iOS release from two-man team Stegabyte, Under the Sun is a refreshingly streamlined puzzle experience that requires players to make every step—and second—count. With time control inspiration drawn from Braid, surrealistic world-specific rules reminiscent of Back to Bed, …
Regeria Hope Episode 1 Review: No Objections
I know what you’re thinking. This is a female version of Phoenix Wright. And you’re quite correct. That’s exactly what it is. Going into the game, it’s an impossible feeling to shake, that the developer has reskinned the popular Japanese legal …
Overkill 3 Review: Shooting at Familiarity
I remember when cover-and-fire mechanics were a novelty in third person shooters. Now they’re a staple; something that we’ve come to expect, and sorely miss when they’re left out. The cover-and-fire mechanic is so prevalent in gaming today that Craneballs Studios felt …