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Organization: Crescent Moon Games

  • Siegecraft TD Review
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    Siegecraft TD Review

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    There isn't a whole lot wrong with Siegecraft TD. It's a nigh-on perfect representation of the current state of the tower defense game, filled to the brim with tower types, tons of enemies, strategic positioning across a host of varying levels, and a slick drag-and-drop interface that is easy to use. But while there isn't much to chide Siegecraft TD about, there isn't exactly a huge amount to get excited about, either. You've already played this game dozens of times before elsewhere, and the game does nothing to separate itself from the overly-saturated genre, especially on mobile.
  • Siegecraft TD Preview
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    Siegecraft TD Preview

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    Don't you hate it when you're just trying to spend a nice day outside enjoying your passive towers, when a whole onslaught of Lizardmen shows up to ruin your day with their scaly and lizardly ways? I know me too. But it looks like we're both going to have to get used to it now, because Blowfish Studios is getting ready to release Siegecraft TD in conjunction with Crescent Moon Games, a quintessential tower defense game that's light on the passivity, and heavy on the frantic lizard-filled gameplay.
  • Dig! Review
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    Dig! Review

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    When it comes to the video game realm, digging may be an oft-recreated theme, but that doesn't mean there's no room left for some awesome newcomers to enter the fold. Games like Digging and Glean are enough to pique your interest when it comes to the genre, but Dig! is a retro-flavored take on mashing through the ground and searching for treasure. Reminiscent of Qix and all the 80s-tinged adventures out there, Dig! is an arcade hit that's sure to please.
  • Dig! Preview
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    Dig! Preview

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    Archeology is basically glamour central as far as jobs go.  Sweaty, glistening, short-shorts wearing archeologists get to spend all day digging up fossils, building theme parks based on their findings, and then traipsing about with pseudo-scientific recreations of long-extinct creatures.  Or maybe that's just paleontologists, since Dig! presents another side of the archeology coin: one where a bumbling connoisseur of the past must shovel through layer upon layer of unprofitable dirt to save his failing museum.
  • Last Knight Review
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    • PC
    Last Knight Review

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    These days, endless runners are a dime a dozen on the App Store. From fast-paced natural disaster adventures to harrowing escapes from a zombie apocalypse, it seems like we're always running away from something. But Last Knight is more than just a clever play on words: it shows the height of what an endless runner game can be like, and proves a formidable opponent to even the best of titles to come from the genre.
  • Ravensword: Shadowlands Review
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    • PC
    Ravensword: Shadowlands Review

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    If you're going to borrow, you may as well borrow from the best. The much anticipated fantasy RPG Ravensword: Shadowlands owes a lot of its look and feel to the Elder Scrolls series, particularly Oblivion and Skyrim. Considering the popularity of those titles, Crescent Moon Games was smart to pick them as its muses, and despite a little bit of unevenness, the result was worth the wait for iPhone and iPad owners.
  • Wraithborne Review
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    • iOS
    Wraithborne Review

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    The annoying thing about magical post-apocalyptic settings is that the fate of all that's left of civilization rests solely on your shoulders. No sidekicks, no reinforcements, and in the case of Wraithborne, the latest iOS hack-n-slash game from Cresent Moon Games and Alpha Dog Games, not even a name. That's just the way it goes, so there's no use pouting about it. Pick up your hammer and get to smashing!
  • Wraithborne Preview
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    Wraithborne Preview

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    When there's no more room in Wizardland, magic will walk the earth. That's the saying, right? I'm just going by what Wraithborne, an upcoming action-adventure game for iOS, seems to be heavily implying. I'm a big fan of supplementing the realities of our world with that of video game fiction, you see.