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  • Catapult King Review
    Reviews
    • iOS
    Catapult King Review

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    The slingshot genre really grew into its own after a line of successful games for PC and iOS. Angry Birds was (and is) undoubtedly the most popular, going on to inspire a line of merchandise ranging from gummies to flash drives. Unsurprisingly, this has spawned a league of developers trying to catch lightning with similar games. And then there's Catapult King, a game that adds both a new dimension and a new perspective to the formula.
  • Super Knights Preview
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Super Knights Preview

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    During my trip at E3 2012, I was able to sit down and try out a handful of promising new Chillingo games. Two of them released during the show itself - Catapult King and Tiny Troopers - and are now comfortably sitting at #1 and #22 in the iPad App Store, respectively. The third game I was able to try, Knights of the Round Cable, feels like it'll enjoy the same success.
  • Critter Escape Preview
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Critter Escape Preview

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    There's something very compelling to me about universes that exist outside of just a single game. Take the Oddworld series for example. With each entry, we're able to pull back the curtain a bit more and get closer and closer to a more comprehensive picture. Kiz Studios is taking the same approach with Planet Muck, a universe where games like SmashMuck Champions (currently in closed beta) and the upcoming Critter Escape take place.
  • Air Mail Review
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    • iOS
    Air Mail Review

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    Air Mail for iOS is what Nintendo's Pilotwings series should be like. Younger game players may not remember this, but the original SNES installment of Pilotwings actually has a loose story that links all your flights through the wild blue yonder. That little infusion of narrative—which is missing from the newer Pilotwings games—gave you a sense of progression and purpose. Likewise, Air Mail's simple but compelling story really drives you forward in what's already an incredibly charming flight sim.
  • Tiny Plane Review
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    • iOS
    Tiny Plane Review

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    It's no stretch to say that flight is one of man's greatest accomplishments. It completely changed the way we travel, and introduced a new hobby to rich people everywhere. But what about dogs? Sure, they're occasionally allowed to travel on planes, but why have they been denied the chance to fly them? It's a hard-hitting question, and Chillingo's Tiny Plane is in search of the answer.
  • This Could Hurt Review
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    • iOS
    This Could Hurt Review

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    Ah, adolescence. A time of growing up and becoming a young adult. The start of romance, education, the spikes, the buzz saws, the . . . what? It seems that Great Oak Villiage does things a little bit differently than kids these days are used to. Want to become an Oakguard? You're going to have to defy death and escape the Path of Pain. Good luck.
  • Robbery Bob Review
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    • iOS
    Robbery Bob Review

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    Most people, at some point in their lives, have owed money. It may be college debt or payments on a car or maybe a couple bad bets with an unforgiving bookie, but we've all been there. Bob is no exception. After being busted out of jail by a raincoat-clad man, he is required to pay back the debt of freedom. Rather than starting a lemonade stand or something else more wholesome, he decides to rob others. Robbery Bob puts you in control of his latest crime spree to wipe out his debts.