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  • Hell Quest: Tears of God Review
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    Hell Quest: Tears of God Review

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    Divine warriors fighting the good fight against an endless horde of demons is a fairly typical subject for video games, but I can't think of many examples involving dice games. And yet that's exactly what Hell Quest is: a dice game against the demonic hordes. The weird thing is it's a surprisingly cool dice game against demonic hordes, even despite luck playing a bit too big a part in success.
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    Game sites typically don't hand out awards for dramatic game titles, but if 2013 is the year they start, Hell Quest: Tears of God for iOS should sweep an easy win. This epic-sounding piece of work from Smuttlewerk and Forest Moon Games is actually a dice-driven RPG. Hey, if you're already stuck in hell, you may as well roll them sinful bones.
  • Knitted Deer Review
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    Knitted Deer Review

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    Oh deer. At first glance, Knitted Deer is a unique take on the endless runner, which is arguably the most crowded genre on the App Store. The game's graphics are not built from 3D models, or even pixels, but knitted patterns, which gives Knitted Deer a cuddly, warm aura—at least until a bat rips your head off and carries it away by its prongs. Problem is, aside from its unusual graphics, Knitted Deer isn't particularly original or interesting.
  • Relic Rush Review
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    Relic Rush Review

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    One-button games are totally my cup of tea, as are pixelated visuals. I'm also rather prone to enjoying games that are constantly trying to kill me. With this in mind, Relic Rush should be right up my alley - I mean, just look at it! It's a thing of beauty!
  • Zen Training Review
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    Zen Training Review

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    I know little about zen training, Buddhism, meditation, or eastern philosophies/practices in general. When I need to relax, I tend to hug my cat and tick off the seconds until she turns from a stone-faced sourpuss into a slashing, yelling maelstrom. All that said, there's nothing really "zen" about Zen Training for iOS. It's not even particularly engaging or challenging, and it's definitely not relaxing in the least.
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    Most puzzle games encourage players to go harder and faster in a never-ending quest to rack up the points. Zen Training may very well do the same thing, but it might not, too. Why? Because it's got the word "Zen" in its title, for one thing, a none-too-subtle suggestion that this is a game that will help smooth you out, not wind you up.
  • Gear Jack Review
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    Gear Jack Review

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    Jack is the Little Robot that Could. The Little Robot that Could Die. Jack stars in Gear Jack, a runner/platforming hybrid for iOS that's heavy on the retro appeal, but not simply because of its 2D graphics and catchy soundtrack. This game is pretty darn difficult—maddeningly so at times—and you can plan on dying over and over before you finally surmount each level. Cats have nine lives; luckily, robots have considerably more.
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    Planning a trip into space? Word of advice: Avoid black holes. They're kind of hard to escape from. Once you become trapped in one of these giant gravity wells, your body begins to undergo, erm, "spaghettification," which is as unpleasant as it sounds. Best case scenario, you'll survive somehow and just come out of the experience much taller and thinner. Worst case scenario, being crushed against gravity's bosom will drive you utterly mad, which is the fate of the crew in Gear Jack for iOS.