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Tag: Line Drawing
Bushido Bear Review: Bear With It
By Simon Reed
The action genre is one of the toughest things to get right on mobile. There’s a level of complexity to fast-paced violence that doesn’t translate that well to touchscreen controls. But there are games that have done it right, and …Bushido Bear Tips, Cheats and Strategies
By Simon Reed
So you want to be the biggest bear in the forest? Well, who doesn’t quite frankly? I know it’s been on my bucket list for the past few years. But if you want to be the best in Bushido Bear, don’t …Slashy Hero Review: Slash-Happy Hijinks
By Rob Rich
Despite all the critical acclaim and commercial success, I’ve never been a huge fan of path-drawing games. As with pretty much anything there have certainly been exceptions, but it’s never been a particularly exciting thing for me. Though I have …Swing a Sword and Save Halloween In Slashy Hero
By Nadia Oxford
Regular-flavored heroes are important, but it’s the slashy heroes that keep the fabric of our chaotic world from ripping asunder. One such sword-swinger appears in Slashy Hero, an upcoming line-drawing / hack-and-slash game from Gentlebros Games. In Slashy Hero, you …Ember Conflict Brings Line-drawing to Tactical Warfare
By Nadia Oxford
There are two things about conducting a make-believe war that make it far preferable to waging war for real. First and most obvious, people don’t die in war games. Only polygons and sprites suffer. There may come a day when …Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire Review – Touch Me
By Nadia Oxford
Nitrome is killing it lately with engaging and unique pixel-based fare like Gunbrick and Platform Panic. Its newest title, Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire, is a little simpler than its recent platformers. That doesn’t make it any less worthy of …Air Patriots Review
By AJ Dellinger
Mobile and social games present developers with a unique challenge. Since many of the games are simpler and less expensive to make than major console or PC titles, it's hard to charge much. At the same time, no one expects developers to give everything away. You have to make a profit somehow, which is what brought about the less-than-beloved practice of in-app purchases. Handy for developers and often deplored by players, it's something that we've all learned to live with.Super Touchdown Review
Amongst my circle of friends, it's no secret that I by and large hate regular mainstream sports. Baseball, basketball, and especially football. I do not get the appeal at all. But give me an arcadey sports videogame and I can be just as enthralled as the next guy. I hate basketball with the fury of a thousand suns, but I love me some NBA Jam. So when presented with a football game that's just about bombing touchdown passes, I was more than willing to dive right in.