One Button Travel from TheCodingMonkeys is probably the most engrossing mobile game of the year. Except it’s not quite a game. And you have little say in how the experience is paced. It’s probably most accurate to call One Button Travel a …
Twenty minutes ago, I had no idea how to play Carcassonne. To me, it was always one of those games that I see sold in Barnes & Noble, stacked on the shelf next to Munchkin and thousand-piece puzzles of windmills …
Rules! is a fantastic little puzzle game. One of the best this year so far, and well deserving of the five stars it earned in our Rules! review. But it’s also pretty hard. If you’re a gamer that loved Rules! …
Rules! was fantastic. In fact, when it came time to get nitpicky, the only real negative that we could come up with in our Rules! review was that it didn’t have native iPad support. In 2014, that’s a crazy oversight. Sure …
Rules! is a fantastic new puzzle game of speed and memorization from TheCodingMonkeys, and as you know if you’ve searched us out, it’s damned challenging. Want to get a leg up? Looking to break the rules? We’ve assembled a quick tips …
TheCodingMonkeys have made some amazing games. Carcassonne, Lost Cities, Chicken Cha Cha Cha: they were all exactly what you wanted them to be (and more). But when I heard about Rules!, I approached the game with a due amount of skepticism. …
Lost Cities is a 2-player card game where you and your opponent vie for the most treasure points by going on adventures. There are 5 different-colored card sets numbered 2-10, each of which represents a separate treasure hunt. Players play cards in colored tracks on their side of the board to try and end the game with the most points. Of course, there's more to it than just simply playing a bunch of cards haphazardly to get the most points.
There are few apps out there that stay on my iOS device's library over the course of time. Not only are there dozens of great new games to try every single week, but I'm also obligated to constantly add new games as a reviewer. I've always decided to cheap out on a 16GB iPad, and that leaves me with less options. However, the fantastic Carcasonne app is one that remained on my devices since 2010. It's that good of an adaptation.