Snappy Dragons Review
If you thought getting on the wrong side of birds was a bad move for iOS antagonists, just imagine what happens when dragons get fired up!
Reviews
Evertales Review
Wow, I hadn't thought to look here for the qualities I loved in ye olde Nintendo platformers! As luck would have it, Crescent Moon's and Thunder Game Works' approach to "Evertales" feels as if it's been informed by golden oldies like "Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse" and KID's "G.I. Joe" series. Is that a wholly positive thing, or do some negatives come along for the ride too?
Mystery Ball Review
Finally: a game with Doodads! "Mystery Ball" could still benefit from a little more polishing, but it already offers some great logistical challenge and its environment altering concept never gets old.
Dark Incursion Review
There's a wonderful little Action Adventure buried beneath some hard-hitting flaws here. Lack of a map system and finicky movement controls leave it at a severe disadvantage compared to its competition on iOS, so it takes a very forgiving genre fan to enjoy it for the time being.
Alphadia Review
"Alphadia" is the second in Kemco's one-two JRPG punch. Playing this one right after "Symphony of Eternity" was quite interesting; it makes one feel as if a perfect JRPG had been split down the center, with the interesting story, attractive presentation, and overall polish going to "Alphadia," while "Symphony" came away with the deeper gameplay.
Symphony of Eternity In-Depth Review
In many ways, "Symphony of Eternity" plays like everything you could ever hope for in a JRPG: it serves up a truly great character class system, a competently delivered - if average - plot, and a battle system that encourages a strategic approach over level grinding. If only its environments weren't so tiny and restrictive!
Monster Warrior Review
"Fruit Ninja," is that you under that Halloween costume?
Shantae: Risky’s Revenge In-Depth Review
You know, had I found myself in possession of a genie's lamp yesterday, I would have had one particular wish in mind: that the "Metroidvania" formula be brought to iOS to rejuvenate its Action Adventure library. It turns out that wish has just come true, and I had a genie to thank for it after all!
In Time Review
A good-looking and surprisingly entertaining survival running romp based on the upcoming sci-fi action blockbuster...
Chicken Coup Remix Review
Chicken Coup Remix should enjoy a lengthy stay on the iDevices of casual gamers who seek frantic action and have a penchant for leaderboard competition. Don't look here for depth or evolving complexity though.