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Digimon UP Tier List [Supports, Buddies, and Partners]
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iOS Reviews
Letterbox Review
In Letterbox, you start with a 9X7 grid of blocks with different letters on them. You'll endeavor to clear blocks away from the stack by spelling out letters. Similar to a word hunt, you'll tap connecting letters to spell out words. The longer the word, the more points you get. Once you clear a word other blocks will then settle into place, though sometimes there are gaps left behind. You'll clear as many blocks as you can before running out of moves.
Crow Review
Talking with developer Sunside Games, I remark that their avian adventure Crow shares the kinds of epic set pieces and sprawling vistas of Shadow of the Colossus. Cornily, I can't resist the pun: "Shadow of the Crowlossus," I offer. "Truth is," responds programmer Joe Riedel, "we joked about that during development. We'd call it that or 'Infinity Bird.'"
DOFUS : Battles 2 Review
"Dofus" might be one letter away from something goofy in English, but it's serious business in France, where Ankama Games has turned it into a mini-empire of MMORPG goodness. For the iOS crowd, Ankama is revisiting that world with Dofus: Battles 2, a tower attack game that makes players use their brains as much as they use their fingers.
Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix Review
Over the last few years, the name ERS Game Studios has become synonymous with quality hidden object adventures and the company's latest title, Spirits of Mystery: Song of the Phoenix, upholds that hard-earned reputation. This exceptional hidden object game has everything hidden object gamers hold dear—lush graphics, clever puzzles, rich sound and a magic-filled storyline, and this potent mixture confirms once again that ERS is a formidable force when it comes to making crowd-pleasing hidden object adventure games.
Immortal Dusk Review
"Every 20 years, man kill one of their kind in the name of 'Mate' to regenerate Solar, which the rest of them need to breathe the air." So it goes in Immortal Dusk, a Diablo-esque action-RPG for the Android that's unfortunately plagued by shoddy controls, repetitive, single-button gameplay and, yes, a pretty bumpy translation into English.
Virtual Villagers: Origins Review
Virtual Villagers: Origins boils the classic Virtual Villagers series of simulation games down into a digestible, freemium game you can play on iOS devices. If you're not familiar with the series, then it's best described as a line of "god games" where you try to build a tiny village that supports only a handful of people into a happy civilization, while investigating secrets in the landscape around you. Villagers can be trained for specialized skills that become more valuable as your civilization's population and technology levels increase.
Candy Crush Saga Review
With releases like Bubble Witch Saga and Hoop de Loop Saga under their belt, King.com are quickly blurring the line between Facebook games and the sort of games we'd traditionally have thought of us as PC downloads. Candy Crush Saga continues this tradition by tackling the match-3 genre, and it does so splendidly.
The Lorax Review
Console games that are tied into movies generally fail for any number of reasons, the most notable of which is a very short development cycle. With the advent of mobile gaming, games based off movies finally have a medium where the short development cycle isn't necessarily as big of a hindrance. Unfortunately for The Lorax, a game by Miniclip.com that ties in with the Dr. Seuss movie that was recently in theaters, you're still getting the stunted, boring experience that you've come to expect from movie games.