Run Fox Run Review

Ruan Shiels·
I feel it’s only right to begin this review by warning folks that Run Fox Run pushes the addiction-O-Meter way, way off the scale, so if you’ve got something important you need to get done today, you may want to think twice about giving this one a download!
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Hero’s Way Review

Sean Koch·
With a unique combat system, a luscious presentation and plenty of content to back it up, I still find it hard to believe "Hero's Way" is free to play. Except in one respect -- the developer definitely needs to re-evaluate the game's grindfest approach to challenge!
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Rushing Ninjas Review

Sean Koch·
A neat and cleanly built running game that transforms the endless side-scrolling runner into an infinitely long-lived but stationary obstacle course. Fans of infinite games will find a lot to love in "Rushing Ninjas," but don't go into it expecting much depth or gameplay that considerably evolves over time.
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Defiant Development Interview

Sean Koch·
For our latest interview we fired some questions at Morgan Jaffit of Defiant Development. If you're keeping tabs on iOS Action RPGs, you'll recall Defiant's pre-alpha footage of "Quick Quest," which surfaced in late July; but the impression we came away with is that it doesn't matter what your favorite platform is -- you need to keep an eye on this promising indie dev from Down Under!
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Farm Frenzy 3 Review

Sean Koch·
Going into this, I refused to believe that the words "arcade" and "farm sim" could possibly go together. Several hours of nail-biting resource management challenge later, I came away a "Farm Frenzy" junkie. Just don't tell my friends, okay? They think I'm playing "Halo" and "Gears of War."
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Marball Odyssey Review

Sean Koch·
Sunday Coders' "Marball Odyssey" has so much going for it: sky islands, round things that transform, and physics in a front-and-center gameplay role. If only its unforgiving timer would let me explore the game as much as I want to!
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Pocket RPG Review

Sean Koch·
Tasty Poison Games' and Crescent Moon's "Pocket RPG" keeps its features surprisingly close to the vest. To find its juiciest morsels, you have to treat it just like the many monsters roaming its dungeons -- make it yield up its goodies with brute force!
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