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May 16, 2017
Bit Heroes Review: Some Bits Great, Some Not
By Nick Tylwalk
Mobile games that lure you in with some great features but then ultimately leave you feeling dissatisfied after a while are kind of like eating too many sweets. They may taste good at first, but you end up paying for …
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May 16, 2017
Crash Club Review: Fender Bender
By Jillian Werner
Crash Club is the third release from Australian indie development studio Prettygreat, who brought us the instantly addictive soda jerk simulator Slide the Shakes last year and the phenomenal endless swag-grabber Land Sliders in 2015. Like its predecessors, Crash Club …
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May 15, 2017
Artificial Superintelligence Review: Reigns Supreme?
By Simon Reed
Artificial Superintelligence is a game about making choices. They’re binary choices — you can swipe left or right when you’ve got a decision to make. The outcome affects the comings and goings of the AI company that you’re the head …
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May 15, 2017
Crush Them All Review: A Pretty Solid Clicker
By Simon Reed
Crush Them All is the latest in a long line of idle games on the App Store and Google Play. It’s a game where the main challenge involves remembering to play it if you haven’t set up the notifications to …
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May 12, 2017
PILA Review: Curve Ball
By Jillian Werner
Pila is a beautiful, abstract puzzler that looks a bit like ancient iconography at first glance. Its circles and arcs float in a timeless black space brought into the future by crisscrossing wires and an electric blue and orange color …
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May 12, 2017
Kill Shot Virus Review: Infectious Stuff
By Jennifer Allen
Kill Shot Virus is that game you dip into when you’ve had a bad day and you’re in dire need of some stress relief. It’s not the smartest of shooters, nor the most stylish, but it’ll scratch that zombie shooting …
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May 12, 2017
Race for the Galaxy Review: Bad Tutorial, Great Game
By Rob Rich
Race for the Galaxy is a pretty darn great board game that I don’t own myself simply because there’s no solo play. Seriously, that’s kind of a deal breaker for me when it comes to board games. Long story. But now …
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May 11, 2017
Injustice 2 Review: SuperBrawl, Part 2
By Nick Tylwalk
Some sequels are inevitable. When the first Injustice came out, putting DC Comics heroes and villains into Mortal Kombat-style fights — and by the people who made Mortal Kombat, no less — there was little question that it would be a hit …

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iOS Reviews

Bit Heroes Review: Some Bits Great, Some Not

Crash Club Review: Fender Bender

Artificial Superintelligence Review: Reigns Supreme?

Crush Them All Review: A Pretty Solid Clicker

PILA Review: Curve Ball

Kill Shot Virus Review: Infectious Stuff

Race for the Galaxy Review: Bad Tutorial, Great Game

Injustice 2 Review: SuperBrawl, Part 2

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