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  • Pixel Ranger Review
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    • iOS
    Pixel Ranger Review

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    In its original incarnation, Pixel Ranger was one of those games that I nursed a quiet addiction to for months. A Facebook game offering level after level or endless twitch shooting, all wrapped in a glowing retro style, it seemed as though Pixel Ranger was custom-made for my sensibilities. Now, a few years later, the game has made its way to the iPhone courtesy of Chillingo and the game's original developer, MetroGames. But not everything in the Wild West is as it once was.
  • Flick Champions Review
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    • iOS
    Flick Champions Review

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    Flick Champions is a mini-game collection generally based around that basic gameplay element of "flicking," and applying it to a variety of sports. Some of the applications work better than others, running the full gamut from really fun to not fun at all. I'd actually go so far to say that more than half of the games are just so-so at best. So why do I think Flick Champions is still worth owning?
  • Contre Jour Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Contre Jour Review

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    In my research about Contre Jour, I learned that "contre jour" is actually a french term used to describe a certain type of photograph known for extreme backlighting. It causes the subject in the foreground to appear as an outline of shadow. After reading this, using it as the name of the game suddenly made sense, since Contre Jour uses this throughout to great effect.
  • Dream Track Nation Review
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    • iOS
    Dream Track Nation Review

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    One of the harshest criticisms any gamer can level at a game is, "The level design stinks!" The best games answer those armchair designers with the ability to use their tools and see what they can do. Some of the greatest games, particularly in the first-person shooter category, stemmed from those home-grown efforts. Dream Track Nation also allows you to create your own tracks, and gives you a good set to try, but falls over itself a few times in an attempt to be great.
  • Quiz Climber Review
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    • iOS
    Quiz Climber Review

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    As something of a closet trivia fanatic, there are few series I hold as close to my heart as Buzz. Created by Relentless Software for Sony's PlayStation brand, Buzz is a quiz franchise that's provided endless hours of entertainment in my household. So it's with some excitement that I went into the notion of Quiz Climber, a new social trivia game developed by Relentless Software and published by Chillingo for the iPhone.
  • Rocket Bunnies Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Rocket Bunnies Review

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    Rare are the games that can turn the act of making the player feel like they're running around in circles into an art form. All too often, simple ideas that show much promise melt away when things begin to heat up. Scores of games play out like broken records, treading the same path from beginning to end and leaving players tired, bored and exasperated in equal measure as a result. Thankfully, Rocket Bunnies' revolutions are less to do with any sense of repetition, and more the result of the game, quite physically, sending you spinning from start to finish.
  • Feed Me Oil Walkthrough
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Feed Me Oil Walkthrough

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    Feed Me Oil for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch is an amazing game of movement where you utilize the laws of physics to complete puzzles. The soil is starving for oil and it is up to you to figure out how to feed it using various elements such as gravity, wind, magnets, and more. Figure out these puzzles as fast as you can and compete with your friends. Don't worry if you get stuck, help is available if you need it. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Feed Me Oil Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Feed Me Oil Review

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    Feed Me Oil is kind of a weird title. On one hand, it's a goofy, fun little game that's got a lot of charm. On the other, a game about cleaning up an oil spill only a year after the Deepwater Horizon disaster seems like it borders on poor taste. Don't get me wrong, it's certainly enjoyable, but it's just a little weird to play through this kind of scenario.