Insane Giveaway: Final Fantasy III!

Ruan Shiels·
There's little doubt that a game of this pedigree has enough high quality content to merit the $15.99 price tag, but nevertheless, its surprise appearance has probably left a lot of iDevice owners thinking they might have to forego the Square Enix RPG goodness this time around. Well, that won't be true for one lucky iFanzine reader! Will it be you? Rev up that Twitter account of yours to find out!
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Bubble Dreams Review

Ruan Shiels·
I'm not sure if the soothing piano music which gently plays throughout, the chimerical visuals being bathed in soft and warm pastel hues, or simply the relaxed and relaxing pace of the gameplay were to blame, but a few levels into Bubble Dreams, I felt my eyelids beginning to close of their own accord.
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Stellar Escape Review

Ruan Shiels·
Now it's Orange Agenda's turn to show that March is shaping up to be a great month for those who happen to like their iDevice games short, sweet, and cheap. Even if it lacks the cool explosions and ray guns expected of a game that takes place in outer space, Stellar Escape proves insanely addictive with its brand of sidescrolling acrobatics.
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Vector Conflict: The Siege Review

Ruan Shiels·
DigYourOwnGrave released this one as an online game awhile back, but Littlegrey Media has come along to show us that it truly belongs on iOS. It's on sale for a buck through the rest of the month, so fans of First Person Shooters and Castle Defense games alike are advised to look into it sooner rather than later!
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Kami Retro Review

Ruan Shiels·
Boasting a delightfully garish neo-retro style and fine line in old school difficulty, Gamevil's latest, Kami Retro, an expertly crafted love letter to the 8-bit era, feels familiar enough to be instantly intuitive, yet its gripping gameplay remains surprisingly fresh throughout.
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Liqua Pop Review

Ruan Shiels·
iChromo and EA just brought us one of the most beautiful and well-designed action puzzlers in iOS history. The content runs out of steam after several hours of play, but it's a good enough several hours that every iDevice owner - and especially genre fans - should take a close look.
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The Drill Plus Review

Ruan Shiels·
Weird. That's the word that springs to mind when playing Spotcat Studio's newest game, The Drill Plus, a top-down shooter that swaps the usual spaceship versus extraterrestrial cannon fodder schtick for a scrawny superhero who wields a humongous drill and does battle with, wait for it, levitating unicorns, Frankenstein's monsters, ghosts and even a bizarre blue-bearded deity!
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Mission Europa In-Depth Review & In-Game Giveaway!

Ruan Shiels·
It doesn't cure cancer and it may not even be a flawless game, but Mission Europa is hands-down the meatiest iDevice title we've played in either the Action RPG or First Person Shooter genres. Complete with over 50 missions, several side quests, and even a multiplayer arena, this one will keep you up at nights for weeks to come -- and not just because of the uber creepy story! See how you can score iFanzine's in-game loot at the end of the review!
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InterStellar Force Review

Ruan Shiels·
A passion project for indie developer David Molnar, who evidently spent a good chunk of the 80's (and his allowance, no doubt) at the local arcade blasting through an array of side scrolling shoot-em-ups, Interstellar Force is an action-packed and frenetically paced trip down memory lane that pays direct homage to genre greats such as Defender and R-Type.
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