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Haze Seas Accessories Tier List [Best Accessories to Equip]
The accessories with the best stat buffs in Haze Seas.
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Tag: Music
My Singing Monsters Preview
You've played monster breeding games before. You've watched your beasties grow, fight, and even mate (yes, you were watching the whole process—don't deny it). You've seen it all—but you haven't heard it all. Enter My Singing Monsters, an upcoming iOS and Android game from Big Blue Bubble that lets you breed monsters with musical abilities. Instead of just eating and churning out coins, the creatures in this world-building game serenade you as you take care of them.
TouchMix FX Review
Ever since Guitar Hero came out a few years ago, almost every rhythm game since has seemed to rely on the tried and true "note highway" model. But it wasn't always that way. For a long time, the gold standard was the old "drop from the top" style popularized by Konami and their Bemani games. I loved them, and loved seeing the style so well recreated in TouchMix FX.
Band Stars Review
It was inevitable that someone would eventually attempt to replicate the glorious management action found in the super-popular Kairosoft mobile games. Since the very beginning when Game Dev Story got our creativity pumping, the Story series has been a phenomenal source of entertainment.
Synesthetic Review
The one thing I admire most about iOS is that it's allowed independent game developers to try daring new things and make money doing it. To the ridicule of some and the praise of others, the App Store and other means of digital distribution have allowed developers to veer away from the conventions of mainstream gaming, emphasizing experience over what gamers usually expect: action, high scores, challenge, etc.
Jet Set Radio Preview
The Dreamcast wasn't good for much (you heard me!), but it did bring us Jet Set Radio. The now-classic title (released as Jet Grind Radio in the US and Canada) won the hearts and minds of gamers with its then-unprecedented cel-shaded visuals, and unique, graffiti-centric plotline. Well, Dreamcast owners (all 10 of you), I have good news: Jet Set Radio is back.
Bad Hotel Preview
If you've ever had a vacation that didn't go according to plan, you know how frustrating it can be. You plan your dream destination, buy the tickets, make all the arrangements, and... bam! Something falls apart. Take, for example, a bad hotel. You know the kind...the one that's dirty, poorly staffed, full of rotating blocks that fire projectiles at massive airships and crabs. Wait, what?
Band Stars Walkthrough
Band Stars is a band simulation game created by Halfbrick and Six Foot Kid, where players choose and manager their band members and pick the songs to get them to superstardom. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Tap Tap Revenge Tour Review
The general consensus is when good music is playing, a people will begin tapping their toes. No so, according to the developers at Tapulous Inc. They believe that good tunes will bypass the feet all together and head straight for the fingertips. To keep those grooving digits occupied, Tapulous rolled out Tap Tap Revenge in 2008. Four years and 20 titles later, the fingers of players are almost as tired as the Tap Tap series is. After a few rough releases since being purchased by Disney, can Tap Tap Revenge Tour bring this game back to top form, or is it more washed up than Los Del Rio?