2016 has been a popular year for the WarioWare-esque mini-game collection. The musically-themed Peter Panic, colorful Iron Finger, job-inspired Crap! I’m Broke, and even endless runner variation Rooms of Doom all utilized the micro-burst gameplay of assorted challenges to offer …
When Playmous released Ride with the Frog back in early October, I was a bit confused: were they simply extracting the most popular mini-game from the game-packed Tap the Frog series? Were they playtesting a precursor to an upcoming frog …
Crap! I’m Broke: Out of Pocket is a stylish collection of mini-games wrapped in a simplified life sim package. It has a number of good ideas that initially come together into an engaging diversion, but the ultimate result is too …
Adult Swim Games’ Peter Panic released earlier this year packed with mini-games, music, and earfuls of charm. What it was missing, however, was a conclusion. The Wario Ware-esque mobile musical ended abruptly with only a promise of Act II to …
Iron Finger turned out to be quite the unexpected rollercoaster of emotions. I went from unsure to interested to frustrated, all within the span of the game’s first few minutes. The worst part is that my frustration isn’t because of bad …
Rooms of Doom is an interesting smooshing together of a bunch of mobile gaming ideas. There are shades of Crossy Road and Flappy Bird here, as well as a whole host of other games that you’ve played and enjoyed over …
One of the most unique and rewarding experiences on the Game Boy Advance was WarioWare: Mega Microgame$, a hodgepodge of quick-hit minigames that come lightning quick, one after another. Many were based on Nintendo properties, with dozens of unique and …
The Tap the Frog series has had a strange history of development and expansion. The first game, Tap the Frog, launched in 2011 and contained a small selection of 16 time-limited micro-games that were adorable but failed to capture our …