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  • Breach & Clear Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Breach & Clear Review

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    Mobile gamers are used to seeing the occasional "Coming soon" message. A precedent made famous by the Angry Birds series, mobile developers have developed a tendency to tease future updates by leaving un-selectable options on the menu with a "Coming soon" notice attached. Breach & Clear is a shining example of what happens when teasing future content is taken to a new level, leaving behind a half-finished game that isn't all too fun to begin with.
  • Bloons TD Battles Review
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    • iOS
    Bloons TD Battles Review

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    Monkeys that live in the jungle and in zoos are infamous for throwing, uh, stuff. Stuff of their own making. Fortunately, video games can do wonders for a species' image. The Bloons TD  tower defense series on iOS and Android has monkeys hurling darts, bullets, ninja stars, and other sharp/bladed objects to defend themselves against the greatest threat ever known to primates: balloons. Bloons TD Battles continues the balloon-popping wars, but this time you must match your monkeys against live opponents. 
  • Hakitzu Elite: Robot Hackers Review
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    • iOS
    Hakitzu Elite: Robot Hackers Review

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    The idea of programming robots and such from within a video game is both cool and daunting. It's also been done both well and not so well in the past. Hakitzu Elite: Robot Hackers marks another attempt at the concept that's been simplified for beginners, but also offers more complex options for anyone who really wants to dig in. And it does a surprisingly good job of it - aside from the rough menu UI, anyway.
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    Saturn Defense Review

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    In the future, all of Earth's resources have been depleted, forcing mankind into space to search for alternative energy solutions. The rings and moons of Saturn, being rich deposits for the elements and minerals we need to fuel our never-ending obsession with progress and ease-of-life, become a sort of large-scale energy mine for our struggling race; but all is not well. Hostile aliens have taken notice and will stop at nothing to reclaim their extra-terrestrial territory. Through strategy, patience, and high-tech weaponry, we must fight back to ensure the future stability of our once proud race.
  • Cannon Crasha Review
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    • iOS
    Cannon Crasha Review

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    Cannons have long been an exciting weapon. The act of shooting a giant ball into buildings captivates many, much in the same way people watch NASCAR for the crashes. The cannon isn't unknown to the gaming world, but Cannon Crasha hopes to shine new light on the oversized gun. The game takes the oversized weapon of old, throws in some tower defense elements, and adds a dash of chaos.
  • Divinity: Dragon Commander Preview
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    • PC
    Divinity: Dragon Commander Preview

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    When I first heard about Divinity: Dragon Commander, I thought it sounded absolutely brilliant. But the more I learned about the game, the more concerned I grew that it was trying to do too much. It promised real-time strategy battles wrapped in an overarching turn-based game of conquest with political intrigue, a smattering of collectible trading cards, and of course, intense third-person action from the perspective of a dragon wearing a jet pack. That's right, you heard me. A dragon. Wearing a jet pack.
  • The Few Review
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    • PC
    The Few Review

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    The Battle of Britain is a thrilling slice of history. An overworked and understaffed Royal Air Force trying desperately to resist the invading Germans and succeeding just, only just, thanks to bravery, stubbornness, and superior engineering. So it's surprising that there aren't more games about it. But here's a new one from Black Moon Design: The Few.
  • Battle Dragons Preview
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    • iOS
    Battle Dragons Preview

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    There's no debate that Spacetime Games knows how to make great titles, and make them well. Previous releases from the developer, including Arcane Legends, Dark Legends, and Pocket Legends, have gone on to amass more than 20 million downloads combined, so you know another entry in this impressive roster is already destined for greatness. But now the successful MMO developer is looking to bring their tricks of the trade to a brand new franchise called Battle Dragons, which features intense online combat, soaring and challenging strategies, and of course, fearsome dragon armies!