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December 8, 2017
Passpartout: Starving Artist Review – Work of Art?
By Simon Reed
Art is a funny sort of a thing. One piece can mean so much to someone, and just look like a jumble of incoherent scribbles to someone else. That’s certainly what I’ve discovered during my time playing Passpartout: Starving Artist …
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December 7, 2017
Reigns: Her Majesty Review – What Does it Take to be Queen?
By Simon Reed
The original Reigns was a balancing act. As the monarch of a country you needed to juggle the wants and needs of a number of different factions in order to avoid getting your head chopped off. This sequel follows the …
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December 6, 2017
Football Manager Mobile 2018 Review: Are Those Tactics in Your Pocket?
By Nick Tylwalk
If Football Manager is the king of sports sims — and most people would say that it is — Football Manager Mobile 2018 is something of a young prince. While it doesn’t include all of the features if its sire, it’s got …
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December 5, 2017
Pocket Legends Adventures Review – An Action-Packed MMO
By Simon Reed
I’m a bear. But I’m also sort of like a tiger. A grey tiger. Above and beyond all of that though I’m a super huge knight with a massive sword. And by the looks of things I’m also wearing a …
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November 28, 2017
Puzzle Fighter Review: Kick, Punch, Spend
By Jennifer Allen
Ever played a game that was nearly great but didn’t quite make the cut? Puzzle Fighter is a lot like that. To immediately annihilate any expectations, I’ll cut to the chase – this isn’t like Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo. …
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November 27, 2017
Naruto x Boruto Ninja Voltage Review: Ninja Home Invasion
By Nick Tylwalk
If you decorated your house with fire-breathing snake statues and had ninja lurking to greet unsuspecting visitors, I’m not saying we couldn’t be friends, but we probably wouldn’t be hanging out at your place all that often. That is, of …
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November 23, 2017
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Review – Home Again
By Jillian Werner
On the long list of games and series we’ve hoped would make their way to mobile, Animal Crossing stands at the top. Its open-ended, laid back gameplay has always been designed to allow players to come and leave as they …
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November 22, 2017
Shadows Remain – Episode One Review: A Short and Unsettling Prelude
By Jillian Werner
Shadows Remain is an interesting change of pace for Halfbrick Studios. The developer is best known for creating bright, lighthearted, and fast-paced arcade experiences that prioritize bite-sized bursts of engaging gameplay in games like Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride. Shadows …

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Passpartout: Starving Artist Review – Work of Art?

Reigns: Her Majesty Review – What Does it Take to be Queen?

Football Manager Mobile 2018 Review: Are Those Tactics in Your Pocket?

Pocket Legends Adventures Review – An Action-Packed MMO

Puzzle Fighter Review: Kick, Punch, Spend

Naruto x Boruto Ninja Voltage Review: Ninja Home Invasion

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Review – Home Again

Shadows Remain – Episode One Review: A Short and Unsettling Prelude

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