Green Force: Zombies Review
by James Christy
Green Force: Zombies is a first-person zombie shooter for Android. That description alone should be enough to make you wary.
by James Christy
Green Force: Zombies is a first-person zombie shooter for Android. That description alone should be enough to make you wary.
by Travis Fahs
After bringing us modern versions of the original 8-bit Final Fantasy trilogy, Square has finally gotten around to bringing us
by James Christy
Batman Arkham City: Lockdown has some big shoes to fill, deriving both title and aesthetic from one of the best
by Travis Fahs
Racing games are some of the best-represented “core” games in the mobile space. Peruse the Play Store, and you’ll find
by James Christy
To be perfectly honest, I’m not really a fan of tower defense. Even the best tower defense are to real-time
by Travis Fahs
Over the last few years, “indie” has evolved from a catch-all for smaller-scope games to an intangible ethic and aesthetic.
by Joe Matar
In a gaming generation with a severe handholding issue, minimalism can be a welcome approach. It’s nice for a player
by Melissa Parker
Amber Route is a simple turn-based strategy game with extraordinary artwork, inspired by the ancient Amber Road that ran through
by Brian Penny
WarCraft III is a legend in the video game industry. The real time strategy and time management concepts of the
by Travis Fahs
Modern beat ‘em ups like God of War are represented plenty well in the mobile market, but old-school arcade brawlers are a rare sight indeed
by Ajax
Having died no less than seven times in the past two hours, I was determined to not only complete my
by Saul Berenbaum
Sonic The Hedgehog – before the thousands of slapdash sequels and spin-offs, there was, simply, Sonic The Hedgehog. The Sega
by James Christy
There’s a strong undercurrent of nostalgia in the gaming industry these days, and Android is no exception to the rule.
by Brian Penny
The drug war in Mexico has been raging for over 40 years now. Police throughout the country have waged bloody
by Travis Fahs
Gamevil has long been a player on the Android RPG scene. With gobs of cute, 2D “Japanese” RPGs like Zenonia, Destinia, and Illusia, the Korean publisher has carved out a nice niche for themselves
by Joe Matar
There are a lot of Choose Your Own Adventure type games on Android, probably because they’re brain-dead simple to control
by Saul Berenbaum
Vampires… everywhere. Vampires in front and in back of you, above you, beneath you and all around you. Hundreds of
by Melissa Parker
In Punch Quest’s title sequence, you see a beefy man catching some z’s in a hammock strung up between apple
by Travis Fahs
The real-time strategy genre has always been a tough one to nail on a tiny phone screen.
by Brian Penny
Boxing is one of America’s oldest pastimes. In fact, it’s one of the oldest sports in the world, appearing in