Germinal Review

Ruan Shiels·
Mad scientists, don't they ever learn?You'd think with those off the chart IQs and a disastrous track record that takes in the creation of any number of murderous monsters, deadly viruses, and inadvertent openings of portals to dimensions best left closed, these eggheads would've by now come to the conclusion that their playing God only ever ends in tears.
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Mirror Maze Review

Ruan Shiels·
Assyria Game Studio adds some wild new twists to maze navigation and the result is a standout addition to the iPhone puzzle games collection. Bring your brain and your reflexes to this one!
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Roll Out Review

Ruan Shiels·
There's no escaping the fact that a fair few games in the App Store can be summed up with statements such as "It's like Mario Kart for iPhone!" or "Yeah it's HALO but they called it N.O.V.A. to avoid a lawsuit" Roll Out is a tad more difficult to pigeon-hole...
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Steam Pirates Review

Ruan Shiels·
A videogame reviewer can experience no greater joy than bestowing upon a game the much-coveted mark of perfection. Corollary: a videogame reviewer can experience no greater anguish than having to withhold the adjective "perfect" on account of just a few flaws. See what they are inside, and if these issues don't dissuade you, prepare for one of the most thoroughly enjoyable iPhone RPGs to date!
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‘Beast Flyers!’ Review

Ruan Shiels·
Beast Flyers! by indie developer Jiayi Chong is an interesting non-side scrolling, actiony, anti-platformer currently available in the App Store for just $0.99 cents. Think about that statement for a second! It's like Hook Champ, without the platforms, on extremely small levels, with weird flying creatures buzzing all around. Well sort of... check out the full review after the jump for a more in-depth run down of what it's all about.
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Iced in Review

Ruan Shiels·
Most people may recognize Dennis Mengelt for his ever popular Boxed in series. Well, he's back again, this time with a different puzzle approach: Iced in. Upon entering the game, one is bound to see many differences from Dennis' usual Boxed in games.
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Colorswing Review

Ruan Shiels·
A brand new brain-teaser from Astalavista Games, ColorSWING: Line-up 3D Blocks stands out from the crowd by wrapping some colorful eye-candy around a refreshingly novel talk on the match-3 mechanic.
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