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May 25, 2017
Arkanoid vs Space Invaders Review: Beautiful Pairing
By Jennifer Allen
Combining beloved arcade hits Arkanoid and Space Invaders is one of those perfectly shrewd moves that you had no idea could work so well until, well, it did. Partly skills based and partly a puzzle game, it’s a delightful combination …
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May 24, 2017
Zombie Gunship Survival Review: Shoot, Build, Die
By Jennifer Allen
Not entirely unlike Zombie Gunship, we find ourselves with Zombie Gunship Survival – a game that’s one part zombie shooter, one part base building. In both cases it isn’t entirely successful, and you’ll find yourself a little overwhelmed by the …
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May 24, 2017
Beauty and the Beast Perfect Match Review: Short of Perfection
By Nik Ives-Allison
Beauty and the Beast Perfect Match comes at a strange time. The recent live-action film is out of theaters but not yet on home video, so Disney’s Beauty and the Beast isn’t exactly top of mind right now. Though Star Wars: …
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May 24, 2017
Beholder Review: Orwellian Entertainment
By Lian Amaris
There is much debate on how games with negative elements— such as violence, racism, sexism, etc.— can affect their players with regards to empathy, decision-making, and morality. Add to that ongoing debate Beholder, a game which tests many social contracts …
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May 23, 2017
Chroma Squad Review: Even Better Than the Real Thing
By Nick Tylwalk
Leave it to U2, back when the group was at the height of its powers as the world’s greatest rock band, to come up with a succinct way to summarize Chroma Squad. Much more than another tactical RPG (though it …
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May 22, 2017
Lode Runner 1 Review: Surprisingly Loaded
By Simon Reed
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 …
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May 19, 2017
SPACEPLAN Review: Of Satellites and Potatoes
By Jim Squires
Not a week goes by when the world isn’t bombarded by a dozen or more new idle clicker games. Sometimes they’re centered around business, sometimes they’re centered around fantasy— sometimes they’re even centered around Chuck Norris — but they’re always there. The …
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May 19, 2017
Heart’s Medicine: Hospital Heat Review – Too Hot to Handle
By John Bardinelli
Heart’s Medicine: Hospital Heat has the most dramatic beginning of any time management game. As the opening cutscene begins, the hospital is on fire. As in, literally burning to the ground. Rescue workers rush to the scene to quell the …

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Arkanoid vs Space Invaders Review: Beautiful Pairing

Zombie Gunship Survival Review: Shoot, Build, Die

Beauty and the Beast Perfect Match Review: Short of Perfection

Beholder Review: Orwellian Entertainment

Chroma Squad Review: Even Better Than the Real Thing

Lode Runner 1 Review: Surprisingly Loaded

SPACEPLAN Review: Of Satellites and Potatoes

Heart’s Medicine: Hospital Heat Review – Too Hot to Handle

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