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  • Hungry Chicks Review
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    • iOS
    Hungry Chicks Review

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    Riding high on a name that sounds a lot like Angry Birds, Hungry Chicks is a puzzle game of another hen. For the asking price, the amount of content is respectable, but does this budget app truly pack a fun punch?
  • Ink Ball Review
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    • iOS
    Ink Ball Review

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    Enigmo set the standard for object-catching physics puzzlers way back at the dawn of the App Store. It's since gone on to be one of the bigger titles in the history of the store (it was one of my first purchases). Ink Ball tries to do the same basic premise, with a nifty Asian flair. It mostly works, but may leave you feel a little wanting.
  • Sticky Review
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    • iOS
    Sticky Review

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    It's with no small sense of irony that Sticky has the feel of an experiment that's gone ever so slight awry. The tale of two professor's vain attempts to serve up a solution to the world's impending energy crisis, the result is not the wondrous substance with enough power to keep the lights burning for the next century they were looking for, but rather a Sticky, round, orange blob.
  • Sheeple Chase Review
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    • iOS
    Sheeple Chase Review

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    If you're looking for a simple, easy quick-pick-up game for your commute, Sheeple Chase can definitely help you hoof it. It's a bleating fun time that won't leave you feeling wooly. But if you think these puns are baaaahd, you ain't heard nothing yet.
  • Clumsy Bob Review
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    • iOS
    Clumsy Bob Review

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    We've seen a lot of distance-running games on the iPhone. They're simple yet solid timewasters that are appropriate to their price on the App Store. I've been hooked on Rat on a Scooter for a while now, and still fire it up every now and again. Clumsy Bob doesn't try to re-invent the wheel, but is a fun diversion if you're into high-scoring challenges.
  • Agents! Review
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    • iOS
    Agents! Review

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    If you grew up reading Mad Magazine, odds are that you enjoyed the Spy vs. Spy comics that graced its pages. The weird, comically-violent cartoons of two spies trying to kill each other as spectacularly as possible have entertained a lot of people over the years. If you're one of those readers, then Agents! will probably appeal to you.
  • Robin Hood: Archer of the Woods Review
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    • iOS
    Robin Hood: Archer of the Woods Review

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    Robin Hood may be best known for stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, but it seems as though he's also quite the handy marksman as well. And in Archer of the Woods he puts those skills to good use. It's a relatively simple cross between tower defense and a Worms-style action game, with some great production values and an ever increasing difficulty. But with no real level system and a very simple game mechanic, it doesn't have enough depth to be anything more than a pick up and play experience.
  • Helsing’s Fire Review
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    • iOS
    Helsing’s Fire Review

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    The problem with apps is that most sacrifice substance for style. Flawed mechanics and flat gameplay are easily forgiven when you touch the screen and make beautiful things happen. Helsing's Fire is the first iPhone game from Ratloop, and its stylish exterior makes it an easy sell. But Ratloop, the developer behind the excellent indie Rocketbirds: Revolution!, aims to fill that shell with strategic depth and a genuinely interesting mechanic. In the end, though, Helsing's Fire still leans more heavily on being attractive.