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October 10, 2017
Stranger Things: The Game Review – The Legend of Eleven
By Jillian Werner
Stranger Things: The Game showed up on the App Store unexpectedly, appearing like a mysterious visitor from another dimension. As a collaboration between developer BonusXP and Netflix itself, this completely free gift to fans of the series is filled with …
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October 5, 2017
Modern Combat Versus Review: Half Baked
By Jennifer Allen
Fun and flawed. If you need a three word review of Modern Combat Versus, that’s the perfect way of summing it up. It frequently gives with one hand and takes away with the other. The basic foundations are solid, but …
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October 4, 2017
Homescapes Review: Homeward Bound
By Jillian Werner
Homescapes is the follow-up to Playrix’s fantastic match-3 simulation, Gardenscapes: New Acres. Fans of Gardenscapes’ combination of garden-building and puzzle-solving will find plenty of familiar gameplay to love in Homescapes, while newcomers to the series will have an easy entry …
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September 19, 2017
My NBA 2K18 Review: Same Hoops, New Cards
By Nick Tylwalk
One of the more rewarding things that 2K has managed to do with its sports game franchises over the last few years is to turn them into card games for mobile. While the gameplay for these titles has always been …
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September 15, 2017
Iron Marines Review: Real Tough Steel
By Nick Tylwalk
Among the many genres that feel at home on mobile, real-time strategy (or RTS) hasn’t always been one of them. The app stores are full of RTS-like substances, but not a whole lot of titles that PC gamers would be …
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September 14, 2017
Maggie’s Movies Review: Cinematic Surprises
By John Bardinelli
Maggie’s Movies takes the same addictive time management formula we’ve come to know and love in recent years and brings it to the silver screen. Instead of slinging spaghetti as you might in a competing game like Delicious Emily, you’ll …
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September 12, 2017
The Human Age Review: A Puzzling Trip through Time
By Nik Ives-Allison
Ostensibly a match-three puzzler, The Human Age takes you on a trip through time as you look to evolve your cavemen into modern scholars by moving tiles around an expandable puzzle board. It’s not a game without flaws, but overall …
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September 11, 2017
Eight-Minute Empire Review: From Board to Phone
By Nik Ives-Allison
Bringing a beloved board game to mobile can be a daunting challenge. Regardless of the specific game, trying to retain the purity of the gameplay experience for its original fan base while making the game inviting enough to attract new …

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Stranger Things: The Game Review – The Legend of Eleven

Modern Combat Versus Review: Half Baked

Homescapes Review: Homeward Bound

My NBA 2K18 Review: Same Hoops, New Cards

Iron Marines Review: Real Tough Steel

Maggie’s Movies Review: Cinematic Surprises

The Human Age Review: A Puzzling Trip through Time

Eight-Minute Empire Review: From Board to Phone

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