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  • Mr. Dreamer Review
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    • iOS
    Mr. Dreamer Review

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    It isn't the easiest thing to pull off, but charm can be a powerful draw for a game. It can leave players with a sense of bliss that transcends the gameplay itself, and inspire them to frequently return. It's exactly why I play Kirby's Adventure for the NES on a regular basis. It's fun, sure, but it's also endearing. Mr. Dreamer has a similar hook to it, and I'm already convinced I'll be firing it up for months to come.
  • Zuba! Preview
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    • iOS
    Zuba! Preview

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    As I've waded deeper and deeper into casual gaming, I've come to appreciate its transience.  When writing reviews, I often ask myself the question, "Will I be playing this game a week from now?"  Often times the answer is no, but I'm coming to realize this isn't such a bad thing.  
  • Mr. Dreamer Preview
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    • iOS
    Mr. Dreamer Preview

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    I'd like to clear the air before we get started: Mr. Dreamer is in no way related to Mr. Dream of Punch-Out!! fame. He's less a fighter and more a runner, as you'll quickly pick up on in the game's trailer and enclosed screenshots. But don't go assuming his journeys are of the left-to-right variety. No, he's a little more interested in fighting his way upward. 
  • Bust-N-Rush Preview
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    • PC
    Bust-N-Rush Preview

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    It's not quite Hulk smash.  It's more like gnarly golem smash, or maybe NFL cave troll smash.  Either way, smashing is involved -- simple, satisfying smashing.  If you like to smash, Bust-N-Rush was made for you.  If you're a fan of busting and/or rushing, even better.
  • Captain Antarctica Review
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    • iOS
    Captain Antarctica Review

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    Captain Antarctica is not your average hero. In fact, I'm not entirely sure what he's a captain of. Regardless, he's a penguin on a mission. His friends have been kidnapped and, jetpack in tow, he must set out and rescue them one by one. 
  • The End Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    The End Review

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    I like to imagine that TheEndApp (Or The End, as I call it, because don't ever put "app" in the name of your game) is a vision of what would happen to the world if the monkeys from Temple Run took over, and razed entire cities. At the very least, it helps me reconcile the fact that there are virtually no differences between the two games. Except maybe duct tape.
  • Catch the Ark Preview
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    • iOS
    Catch the Ark Preview

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    One thing you don't hear much of in Sunday School is Noah's raging bias against certain animals that were supposed to be on board the Ark, but kind of, y'know, "went missing" before they could board. When will the mainstream press finally find the stones to talk about Noah's hatred for unicorns, dragons, and dinosaurs? Maybe never. At least Catch the Ark, an endless-runner game for iOS, will help open up discussion on a topic that's been taboo for far too long.
  • Vector Preview
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    Vector Preview

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    Video games grant us the ability to experience things we can't in the real world. We can land sick 360s and grind for hours in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, or defend ourselves from explosive monsters and zombies in Minecraft - the list goes on. It's a medium with endless opportunities, and Nekki's upcoming iOS, Android and Facebook game Vector is a prime example of that. In it, you're granted the chance to become a parkour pro.