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May 17, 2016
Caterzillar Review: Antigravity Antics
By Eli Cymet
Caterzillar – the latest from one-man indie studio PixelZapp, in partnership with prolific mobile publisher Noodlecake Studios – dares to ask a question so many have avoided: what would happen if we put a caterpillar in space? All right, it might …
Walkthroughs
May 17, 2016
Bushido Bear Tips, Cheats and Strategies
By Simon Reed
So you want to be the biggest bear in the forest? Well, who doesn’t quite frankly? I know it’s been on my bucket list for the past few years. But if you want to be the best in Bushido Bear, don’t …
Upcoming
May 16, 2016
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Brings a Fresh Mobile RPG This Summer
By Eli Cymet
Courtesy of a partnership between Square Enix and developer gumi, Western fans of Final Fantasy have something more than pinball to look forward to this summer as we march ever closer to release of the series’ long-awaited fifteenth installment in the …
Reviews
May 16, 2016
Leap Day Review: Frustrating Fun?
By Rob Rich
I haven’t felt this conflicted over a mobile game in quite some time, but Leap Day regularly manages to shakily walk the line between “tough but satisfying” and “I’m never playing this BS again.” It shifts over to the latter …
Upcoming
May 16, 2016
Moveless Chess ‘Pawns’ Its Puzzles off on Mobile Soon
By Eli Cymet
“Your Move.” The quintessential, sweat-inducing refrain often heard across the other end of the chess board. Or maybe not? Such is the pitch of Moveless Chess, from Argentinian indie studio Beavl and Mexican pixel artist Aikalen. The title was originally created …
Reviews
May 16, 2016
Web of Deceit: Deadly Sands Review – The Perfect (Sand)storm
By John Bardinelli
Your long lost uncle asks for a visit, and you don’t see any harm in taking a little trip. As you’re flying your plane near the city of Transvaal, though, a sandstorm pounds the engines and sends you crashing down. …
Reviews
May 16, 2016
Mekorama Review: Tiny Robot, Big Love
By Lian Amaris
Games can be well made. Games can embody the love of their creators. It is a rare treat to play a game where the design is both expertly crafted and the fierce love behind the game is imbued into its …
Reviews
May 13, 2016
Lords Mobile Review: Won the Battle, Not the War
By Tom Christiansen
Lords Mobile is a game that ended up surprising me. We all know the saying about judging a book by its cover. Well I’m adding to that: never judge a game by its tutorial. For whatever reason, the developer stocked …

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Caterzillar Review: Antigravity Antics

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