Need something spectacular to dive into on your iPhone or Android device this week? The last seven days brought a bevvy of pretty neat releases worth checking out. You can find our picks for the top 12 below: Delicious – …
Need something spectacular to dive into on your iPhone or Android device this week? The last seven days brought a bevvy of pretty neat releases worth checking out. You can find our picks for the top 12 below:
Despite their origins on desktop computers, time management games feel right at home on mobile devices. And the latest Delicious Emily game? It’s among the best of them. We absolutely loved it in our PC review, and if you have a mobile device, now you can find out why firsthand.
A fun match-3 fighter that was previously an Amazon Fire Phone exclusive is now available on devices you might just own.
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A refreshing spin on interactive fiction, Reigns lets players swipe left and right to issue commands — kind of like dating on Tinder. It’s clever, it’s fun, and it lets you live through dynasty after dynasty. Reigns is this week’s must have.
Sometimes you just need to punch a fish.
Here’s something we weren’t expecting — a spin-off to last year’s mobile shooter Midnight Star. It was a gorgeous, albeit simplified shooter that didn’t make quite the impact we were expecting. Maybe Renegade can become the household name that the first game didn’t?
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Everybody loves Tetris — but sometimes you just want a fresh spin on it. Tetris Battle Drop isn’t totally fresh — it’s the continuation of a Facebook game that we adored back in 2011 — but if you somehow missed that, you’ll be tickled pink by the competitive twist that Tetris Battle Drop has to offer.
From the developer of Satellina comes a game that’s… well, it’s nothing like Satellina. Regardless of its differences, it’s still pretty great. Endless gameplay meets color switching and a soundtrack that your play contributes to.
Board game fanatics know the Agricola brand quite well at this point. All Creatures Big and Small is the bite-sized counterpart to its much larger cousin, offer a two player experience focused entirely on animal husbandry.
