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March 31, 2017
Griddle Review: Under Pressure
By Nik Ives-Allison
If you’re someone who takes online IQ tests for fun because you enjoy the challenge (and there’s a lot more of you out there than anyone will admit), Griddle is the perfect game for you. For everyone else, Griddle is …
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March 31, 2017
Star Billions Review: All Good Things…
By Jillian Werner
Star Billions: A Sci-Fi Adventure is an engrossing, moving, playful experience that spans three complete episodes and multiple galaxies. While it plays out as a work of interactive fiction in the sometimes-idle vein of series like Lifeline, Star Billions’ characters, …
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March 30, 2017
Power Rangers: Legacy Wars Review – Megazord, Activated!
By Jennifer Allen
Somehow, my favorite childhood show – Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers – is still kicking around, and there’s a brand new movie to show for it. That means it kind of makes sense that there’s a new mobile game for it …
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March 28, 2017
FZ9: Timeshift Review – Bullet Time All the Time
By Nik Ives-Allison
With the immense popularity of the first-person shooter genre for PC and console, it’s surprising how relatively few options there are for FPS enthusiasts on mobile. What’s missing, in particular, are smooth-performing FPS games where a solid and immersive storyline …
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March 27, 2017
Crash of Cars Review: Bumper Blasting Mayhem
By Nik Ives-Allison
Crash of Cars might be the first in-house mobile game effort from beloved Aussie games portal Not Doppler, but it certainly doesn’t feel like a rookie effort. In terms of depth, when compared with other multiplayer games, Crash of Cars falls …
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March 24, 2017
Cube Escape: The Cave Review – Out of the Shadows
By Jillian Werner
Cube Escape: The Cave is the ninth entry in the Cube Escape series and the eleventh game set in the Rusty Lake universe. Like its predecessors, The Cave offers a steady stream of challenging escape the room puzzles presented in …
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March 22, 2017
Guards 3D Review: Tactically Delicious
By Rob Rich
Much like how you can’t judge a book by its cover, I think Guards 3D is a prime example of not judging a game by its tutorial. It looks kind with its simple yet stylized visuals, but my goodness are …
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March 22, 2017
Boggle With Friends Review: No Friends Required
By Nik Ives-Allison
Boggle With Friends look appealing, but are you finding yourself a little short on friends? Don’t worry – despite what the name suggests, it’s still possible to have a lot of fun in Boggle With Friends even if there isn’t …

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Griddle Review: Under Pressure

Star Billions Review: All Good Things…

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars Review – Megazord, Activated!

FZ9: Timeshift Review – Bullet Time All the Time

Crash of Cars Review: Bumper Blasting Mayhem

Cube Escape: The Cave Review – Out of the Shadows

Guards 3D Review: Tactically Delicious

Boggle With Friends Review: No Friends Required

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