Walkthroughs
April 19, 2024
Monopoly GO! Free Rolls – Links For Free Dice
By Glen Fox
Wondering how to get Monopoly GO! free rolls? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we provide you with a bunch of tips and tricks to get some free rolls for the hit new mobile game. We’ll …
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April 16, 2024
Best Roblox Horror Games to Play Right Now – Updated Weekly
By Adele Wilson
Our Best Roblox Horror Games guide features the scariest and most creative experiences to play right now on the platform!
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April 16, 2024
The BEST Roblox Games of The Week – Games You Need To Play!
By Sho Roberts
Our feature shares our pick for the Best Roblox Games of the week! With our feature, we guarantee you'll find something new to play!
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April 5, 2024
Type Soul Clan Rarity Guide – All Legendary And Common Clans Listed!
By Nathan Ball
Wondering what your odds of rolling a particular Clan are? Wonder no more, with my handy Type Soul Clan Rarity guide.

Alawar releases new version of Magic Encyclopedia

Following up on the official statement made yesterday concerning glitches in Magic Encyclopedia: First Story, Alawar Entertainment has just announced through its newsletter that a new version of the game is now available for download that "does not contain the game-stopping bugs found in the original release." Download the new version of the game here. Note: if you install the new version in the same directory as the original version, your profiles and saved games will be intact.

Reviews
January 10, 2014
Mechs Warfare Review
By Derek C. Tillotson
When playing a game for review, I frequently find myself asking "Why?" Why did the developers include or exclude certain features? Why are the controls set up the way they are? Why is my battery almost dead when I'm pretty sure I charged this thing last night? It's important to ask these questions, and receiving answers is necessary in developing a well-rounded view of a game. There are some instances where your ultimate answer will be "I don't know." Once in a while, this answer is fine. In the case of Mechs Warfare, it's the constant answer, and the game suffers because of it.Mechs Warfare (that is not an accidental pluralization) continues the growing trend of large vehicles of destruction battling one another for our entertainment. When I first started playing, I asked myself "Why mechs instead of tanks, spaceships, androids, or monsters?" I don't know why there are mechs. As I played, nothing made me think "Mechs were the best choice." The game is set up with two mechs on opposite sides of a circle. Each one walks on its own, while the players tilt their device to look around and tap each side of the screen to fire the respective side's weapon."It's both fun and challenging to aim with the tilt controls, but every battle is a challenge to see who can land the most shots first. The lack of any real defensive play is baffling. Certain power-ups help that, but not enough to change the game. Why does Mechs Warfare mostly ignore defensive play? I'm not sure. It certainly manages to make the core gameplay simpler without having to worry about movement. Sadly, the trade-off is a game that is quick to get boring. It's tough for me to want to play more than one round in a sitting.Helping to make Mechs Warfare feel more unique is synchronous multiplayer. The game plays well over both my mobile (4G LTE) and Wi-Fi connections, though the latter was much smoother. Synchronous multiplayer is a wonderful decision, but also the only one. There are no single-player or pseudo-multiplayer options as is common in mobile games. Why? I don't know. One of the most unique portions to the game also turns into its biggest flaw once you realize that you are solely dependent on other players to play the game.
Walkthroughs
April 6, 2023
Fart Race Codes
By Glen Fox
Not quite making as much progress as you’d like in Fart Race? Little strapped for cash? Well, that’s where our Fart Race codes list comes into play. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the latest codes that you can redeem …