It’s rare that a platformer on the App Store will take you by surprise. They usually follow a simple pattern – a couple of buttons, a decent level of challenge, and levels that are designed to test your reactions rather …
Being familiar with the traditional interpretation of The Wizard of Oz, I had no idea that things had turned so violent and aggressive since Dorothy’s first tale. That’s pretty much what you get with Oz: Broken Kingdom, though. The game is …
Oz: Broken Kingdom is a fun and compelling action RPG from Nexon. Set in the land of Oz, it has you taking a bunch of new and classic Oz heroes and using them to save the kingdom from the Great …
Though it has its flaws, Nexon's KartRider Dash is a pretty brilliant game. Everybody loves Mario Kart-style mascot racers, and nothing beats hooking up on Facebook to slam your Aunt Matilda with a missile ("This is for that lousy sweater you sent last Christmas—BAM!") But weapon-armed go-karts take a savage beating on the racetrack, so a swift, savvy pit crew is essential to the karting experience. KartRider Pit is an iOS time-management game that takes the KartRider crew off the track and into the pit.
In the words of the great American philosopher LL Cool J, MapleStory has been something like a phenomenon, especially in Asia. Developer and publisher Nexon is hoping to add another chapter to its nearly decade-long success story with MapleStory Live for iOS devices. This freemium side-scroller isn't an MMO, but it incorporates enough of the series' familiar gameplay and feel that fans will no doubt want to give it a go.
MapleStory Live is a game developed by Nexon that has players fighting monsters, gathering loot and completing quests. Gamezebo's MapleStory Live Quick Start strategy guide and walkthrough will provide you with a quick start guide, tips and tricks, hints and cheats on how to win.
Usually when I begin writing a review, I try to think of some sort of context for a game. Usually it's relating to other trends in the market or perhaps a different insight into the game. With KartRider Rush, it's surprisingly easy to sum up the game: No. Just no.
Whenever I play an RPG, I tend to play as a thief. I like sneaking around and taking out my enemies from behind, as well as picking the lock on the backdoor in order to bypass armed guards standing at the main entrance. Apparently I'm not the only one who feels this way, since Nexon has released MapleStory Thief Edition for the iPhone, a new action-RPG that is based on the popular MMORPG MapleStory, unplayed by me until now.