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    Wild Defense Review

    Sean Koch·November 28, 2011
    It's almost too bad "Wild Defense" hit the App Store at a point when the Tower Defense genre - like so many others on this platform - has been pretty much beaten to death. Its approach is very competently executed but too by-the-book to excite those who aren't already diehard Tower Defense fans in search of their latest fix.
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    The iFriday Roundup, No. 19

    Sean Koch·November 26, 2011
    Black Friday goes digital at the App Store, a flurry of developer contests are announced, TOME Studios gears up for a massive "Danger Alliance" update, and more inside!
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    Interview With Mojo Bones

    Sean Koch·November 25, 2011
    Two dogs, a touchscreen and one very stretchy tongue. That's the formula Mojo Bones is banking on to hit it big on iOS, and chances are they're on to something. Find out more about their upcoming debut title, "Tongue Tied," in our interview with game designer and musician Stuart Ryall!
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    Clay’s Reverie Review

    Sean Koch·November 24, 2011
    With a creative and intuitive interface, satisfying level of challenge, and an excellent approach to difficulty balance, "Clay's Reverie" appeals strongly across the board. Whether you're a casual physics puzzle fan or a master of tough side-scrollers, you'll find plenty to love here.
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    Interview With XperimentalZ Games

    Sean Koch·November 24, 2011
    A word of advice: don't carve the Thanksgiving turkey with a plasma sword! Check out this interview with Patrick Jacob of XperimentalZ Games instead, and keep an eye out for "Don't Run With a Plasma Sword" when it hits the App Store on November 30!
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    SpyCorp Review

    Sean Koch·November 23, 2011
    A great stealth platformer weighed down by a number of minor issues, "SpyCorp" could stand lots of further polishing -- but even so, it's still a content-filled feast for platforming fans in search of titles with real depth.
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    Interview With Akaoni Studio

    Sean Koch·November 23, 2011
    Are you tired of all these cool-looking iOS releases not working on older iDevices like the iPhone 3GS? Well, so is Jose Iniguez, director of Akaoni Studio, and as the year closes his team will be sending you a serious love letter in the form of "Zombie Panic in Wonderland Plus!" Check out our interview with Jose to find out more, and to get a peek at the very first footage of the iOS version in action!
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    Interview: Dangerous

    Sean Koch·November 22, 2011
    This time we've got Binary Helix's Linh Ngo in the hotseat, and it's one of our most massive interviews yet! Inside you can find out more about the tons of content planned for their upcoming sci-fi galaxy-trotting title, "Dangerous!"
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    Monsters and Bones Review

    Sean Koch·November 22, 2011
    "Monsters & Bones" is undoubtedly one of the most unique action puzzle games in the $0.99 price tier, but also one of the most difficult, and not always for the right reasons. View it as you would building a model ship: all the ways you can suddenly fail can make the experience more tedious than fun sometimes, and yet you can take real pride in mustering the concentratin and attention to detail necessary to succeed.
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    Interview With Playd Co-Founder, Anthony Frasier

    Sean Koch·November 21, 2011
    "foursquare for gamers" is how Anthony Frasier likes to describe his team's upcoming app "Playd," currently in testing but open for free download on the App Store. This former videogame blogger and social gaming entrepreneur graciously accepted an interview, so whether you're a dev or someone who just got a new iPhone, check inside to see what this new social platform for gamers is all about!
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