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Let us tell you about the best two week addiction we've ever had. It's called Turf Wars and it's a crime game that uses Google Maps to let you lay claim to real-world turf, based on where you're physically located. Want to
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Orbital is a rare gem on the iPhone. It likens itself as the spiritual successor of the free Flash game, Gimme Friction Baby, but adds better physics and a polished shine that the original simply didn't offer. It has long intrigued us, and even though it took a
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In the second batch of Mobius Final Fantasy's monthly card lineup, a new warrior class, Berserker, is introduced. However, will he be able to live up to the strengths of the warrior-type jobs? We give you an overview with a stat breakdown to see how good he is.
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Based on the old adage “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” we can only assume that mobile game developers are an incredibly complimentary bunch. Shadowgun, for instance, serves one purpose-- to give iPhone and iPad users a Gears of War clone to call their own. Thankfully, the game succeeds
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A couple of years ago, PlayForge, wanting to get in on some of those sweet Farmville dollars, released the first Zombie Farm game. Combining the strangely addictive gameplay of Farmville with the neat concept of ‘growing’ and building a zombie army to invade your neighbors, the first game became one
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Like a Ghengis Khan or Napoleon in iPhone form, Javaground's UniWar is a strategy game with serious ambitions. It has a lengthy single-player campaign, online multiplayer that supports up to eight players per fight and deep tactical play -- all for the introductory sale price of 99 cents.
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Few developers have found repeated success in a genre the way Rocketcat Games has with their “Hook” trilogy: Hook Champ, Super QuickHook, and Hook Worlds. However, the real test for the company is proving they can do more than just grappling hooks. Now, Rocketcat has created Mage Gauntlet, an action-RPG
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The App Store is filled with hundreds or even thousands of platformers, and it’s hard for any one game to get attention. That’s the problem NightSky faces: it doesn’t have a gimmick or a big-name license, so how is it going to stand out? The developers of
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The word game genre is filled with “me too” apps that look nearly identical, with only slight visual differences. However, cool graphics are only the start. You need a solid and original game to base them on, which most word games don't have. Luckily, iAssociate 2 isn’t
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The Chop Chop series is becoming one of the iPhone’s most interesting original franchises. These instantly-recognizable, oval-headed characters with stubby arms and legs have recently branched out into tennis, soccer, and hockey games, but Chop Chop Caveman moves the series back a bit. Specifically, to the Stone Age. You
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When the iPad launched on April 3rd, one of the big exclusive launch games was Geometry Wars: Touch. Many iPhone owners wanted to have that game in their pocket, but PewPew 2 is a great replacement.Graphically, PewPew 2′s layered vector graphics look much like those found in Geometry
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Nearly everyone who plays giant blockbuster games on the console and PC would like to have similar experiences on their phones. All that fun, depth, graphical fidelity, and tightness of control in your pocket, able to be played anywhere? It'd be heaven. Borderlands Legends doesn't go