Sponsored Feature: ‘Skiing Fred’ Puts a Cool Twist on Certain Doom
Dedalord Games once again put the "fun" in "freemium" with their latest game "Skiing Fred".
Falling Fred
Running Fred Review
Dedalord's "Falling Fred" sequel takes the 'freemium' route ...should we be worried?
The iFriday Roundup, No. 5
Another roundup full of freebies, sales, intriguing news bytes, and even fifteen minutes of "Final Fantasy Tactics." Does it get any better than this?
Falling Fred Review
We gave Dedalord's eagerly awaited and excessively gory second game, Falling Fred, a hands-on whirl and write-up last week, so I'll do my best to keep this full review as short and unpleasant as possible. Suffice it to say, this censor-baitingly violent and rib-ticklingly funny title will undoubtedly appeal to fans of tongue-in-cheek splatter cinema or Adult Swim style crude comedy.
Falling Fred Hands-On Preview
Dedalord Games debuted on the App Store with a stylish and eerily atmospheric sokoban puzzler that cast players as the deranged inmate of a dingy, blood-stained loony bin. And it doesn't look this indie outfit is lightening up any for their imminent sophomore effort. Described as a "gory game sprinkled with black humor", Falling Fred wastes no time in hurling the titular character down an elevator shaft...