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  • Game of War – Fire Age Review
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    Game of War – Fire Age Review

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    In terms of admirable goals, bringing people from all over the world together is right up near the top. Machine Zone is trying to do that with Game of War: Fire Age, a mobile strategy MMO that really is global in scope. It succeeds in that regard, but it forgot something else that is kind of important: giving all those united people something new and exciting to do.
  • Shadowrun Returns Review
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    Shadowrun Returns Review

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    There's been a fair amount of negative press around Kickstarter and the art of crowdfunding a game recently. We've seen games successfully funded via Kickstarter that have then gone on to receive massive delays; we've seen developers say "we're doing this so that we don't need a publisher!" who have then gone on to immediately use a publisher; we've seen games released with only a small portion of the features that the Kickstarter promised originally; and we've even seen a very small number cancelled outright.
  • A Brief History of the World Review
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    A Brief History of the World Review

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    There was once a board game called History of the World. It was popular enough for mass-market release and a hobby edition with plastic figures instead of cardboard tokens. More recently, designers the Ragnar brothers decided it needed modernising and streamlining, creating A Brief History of the World, which has now been modernised and streamlined for mobile devices.
  • Ninja Kingdom Review
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    Ninja Kingdom Review

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    The troops that fight for you in Clash of Clans include Barbarians, Goblins, Giants, and other warriors and creatures that are popular in Western mythology. However, mystical war knows no borders. Zynga's Dojo Mojo is a combat-strategy game that operates in the same vein as Clash of Clans, but features an Asian setting and soldiers out of Eastern myth. Due to their shared heritage, Dojo Mojo has many of the strengths that help keep Clash of Clans on the top of the App Store's game charts—but it also shares the same weaknesses, too.
  • TurtleStrike Review
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    TurtleStrike Review

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    It seems like we've been hearing about the turn-based multiplayer battle game TurtleStrike for quite some time now, but I guess that's to be about expected: the word around nature is that turtles are typically pretty slow. Just don't tell them you heard it from me though, because I wouldn't want to cross paths with one of these deadly rocket launcher-wielding creatures along their water-based battlefields anytime soon!
  • Bonsai Warriors Preview
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    Bonsai Warriors Preview

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    Chop Chop Ninja is moving outside the old familiar dojo this summer with Bonsai Warriors, a new social and action strategy game from Gamerizon that has players tactically placing waves of angry ninjas to take down any and all enemy forces that stand in their way. Although a large departure from the previous touch-and-swipe platforming gameplay of past Gamerizon games, after spending some time commanding my fearless ninja troops, I can easily say that Chop Chop Ninja fans are in for an unexpected (but seriously awesome and fun) surprise.
  • Zombies!!! Review
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    Zombies!!! Review

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    The original board game of Zombies!!! was a very divisive title. On the one hand, everyone loves the hungry undead, and the game somehow managed to cram a hundred tiny plastic braineaters into one cheap box. On the other hand, it got criticised for a lack of strategy and excessive playtime.  Now it's finally shambled onto iOS.
  • Ravenmark: Mercenaries Review
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    Ravenmark: Mercenaries Review

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    Witching Hour Studios doesn't play when it comes to its strategy games. After blessing mobile gamers with the well-received Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion two years ago, the studio returns to the same setting for Ravenmark: Mercenaries. And while asynchronous multiplayer is the big story, it's not the only reason that this free-to-play game of tactical war-gaming is worth some storage space on your iOS device.