The Fish Dies in the End Review & Giveaway

Ruan Shiels·
The LOL-worthily 'meta' title which pokes good natured fun at the cruel inevitability's of the endless high score genre turns out to be a bit of a red herring, as that's as far as this game's black humor goes, but Gutenberg Neto's App Store debut, The Fish Dies in the End, will still reel younger iOS gamers in...
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Quietus Review

Ruan Shiels·
So, you think all those lava levels in the original Super Mario Bros. made you man or woman enough to handle the very flames of Hell? Connor Ullmann's devilishly designed and deviously morbid creation will make you think again. This is one retro platformer not meant for the faint of heart!
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City of Secrets Review

Ruan Shiels·
This console quality offering from Aidem Media is so easy to jump into, yet so satisfyingly varied and content-packed, that it easily straddles the border between casual and hardcore appeal. It feels sinfully underpriced on the iPhone and iPod Touch, but don't worry; we won't tell anyone should you happen to indulge.
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Woozzle Review

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Mugeaters never explain what a "Woozzle" is exactly, but Action Puzzle fans looking for something a little off the beaten track will likely forgive them this one trespass. Extremely well polished and excellently fleshed out, this one is a must-have for genre fans - and for that matter, anybody able to resist the lullaby of its ultra-soothing, nature-friendly presentation.
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Multipods: Escalation Review

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Aztlan Games jumps into the RTS, Castle Defense, and Action Puzzle genres in a way that's ambitious and yet streamlined for the price range. But do these little multi-legged arthropods scurry to the most interesting levels fast enough to keep the player's attention?
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Zoombie Digger Review

Ruan Shiels·
Well, it beggars belief, but App Store newcomers Crazy Bit take two of iOS' most hackneyed genres - the zombie game (groan) and 2D Tower Defense (double-groan) respectively - schmoosh 'em together, and, against all odds, still trot out one of the most addictive, visually unique and fantastically entertaining titles I've had the pleasure of playing all month.
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Fruit Juice Tycoon 2 Review

Ruan Shiels·
Minoraxis returns with a fruity mix of business simulation, RPG, and action puzzler. Definitely one of the more interesting genre mashups, and RPG fans might be surprised at just how much mileage they'll be able to squeeze out of this one!
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Land-a Panda Review

Ruan Shiels·
If Big Pixel were aiming to out-cute practically every other game on the App Store with Land-a Panda, they succeed with flying colors. This physics-based puzzler, which tasks you with reuniting a pair of star-crossed panda bears who (repeatedly) find themselves at opposite ends of intricate up-in-the-air obstacle courses, oozes charm and off-kilter charisma from every black and white pore.
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