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  • Raid Leader Review
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    • iOS
    Raid Leader Review

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    Raid Leader is the freshman effort from developer Red Zebra Games and — for better or for worse — it feels like a first title from a fairly talented group of people. It promises things like epic boss battles, unique character classes, and an amazing real time strategy experience. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite deliver a truly fun or memorable experience, but there are often glimmers of something better beneath the surface.
  • Paper Monsters Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Paper Monsters Review

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    I've been staring at my screen for the better part of an hour, trying to figure out how to start this review. You see, I've just finished playing Paper Monsters, and the game's left me literally speechless. It's just that good. It's like Super Mario Bros. and LittleBigPlanet decided to put aside their differences, have a beautiful baby, and let the little bundle of awesome grow up on my iPhone. Seriously.
  • Kids Vs. Goblins Preview
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    • iOS
    Kids Vs. Goblins Preview

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    If the movie Labyrinth taught us anything, it's that you have to take matters into your own hands when your kid brother gets stolen by goblins (well, that and how David Bowie makes everything he touches awesome). Kids vs. Goblins continues this trend, though it looks like there'll be a lot more monster-fighting — as opposed to catchy musical numbers — this time around.
  • Raid Leader Preview
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    • iOS
    Raid Leader Preview

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    I know it's not new, but I'm still in awe of the size and scope of mobile games that are getting pumped-out these days. One of the leading publishers of iOS games looks to have another winner on the horizon. Crescent Moon Games has quickly developed a nice reputation among mobile gaming fans looking for a quality experience on the go, and now they're teaming up with first-time developer Red Zebra Games to soon unleash Raid Leader. Their debut takes inspiration from today's MMO's promising epic boss battles and hours of content.
  • Evertales Review
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    • iOS
    Evertales Review

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    Let's be up front about something, shall we? Fearless heroes need their heads examined. For every one of those muscle-bound pretty boys that runs off into the darkness to make the rest of us look bad, there's a dozen more —smarter— folks who're hanging out in the tavern, keeping warm by the fire and enjoying a pint. But what happens when some of those folks get drafted to save the kingdom? The results, as seen in Evertales, are delightfully goofy.
  • Evertales Preview
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    • iOS
    Evertales Preview

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    The whole idea of a Tolkien-inspired fantasy world is pretty ridiculous, no? I mean, obviously it's ridiculous, that's why it's called "fantasy". It's not supposed to be real. A lot of great stories and games have come from there, things that I love dearly, but I do wish more people took a stab at mocking it or having their character be self-aware in some way. I'm thinking the upcming iOS game Evertales might just fit the bill.
  • Siegecraft Review
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    • iOS
    Siegecraft Review

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    Those darn invaders. Just when you sit down to enjoy a nice cup of coffee and a newspaper, they always show up to batter the front gate. They're reliable like clockwork, that way. Of course that means you have to put everything down, man the siege weaponry, and remove your enemies from the medieval gene pool. As enjoyable as this task sounds, the new iOS game Siegecraft does its best to suck the joy out of skewering folks with giant crossbow bolts or flattening them with catapult ammunition.
  • Deadlock: Online Review
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    • iOS
    Deadlock: Online Review

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    Twin stick shooters are a particularly well-storied genre on the iPhone, so it takes a title that's particularly unique to really knock our socks off. By combining the fast paced action of twin stick shooting with the team-based multiplayer of online first person shooters, Deadlock: Online manages to do just that.