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Scribblenauts Remix Review

by Travis Fahs

Scribblenauts is a game practically built for phones, and its absence on Android has left a conspicuous void in its


PUK Review

by Joe Matar

PUK takes some gambles. Its premise and presentation are so incredibly minimalistic that, done wrong, they could make for a


Griddrunner Review

by Travis Fahs

Jeff Minter rode in on the wave of “bedroom developers” that emerged with the UK’s home computer explosion some 30


NightSky Review

by Joe Matar

At first glance, nothing about NightSky looks particularly inventive. It’s an indie physics puzzle-platformer with a minimal color palette that


The Room Review

by Travis Fahs

 As usual, I feel late to the party waiting on Android ports. Last week, the Game Developer’s Choice Awards named


Astro Shark Review

by Joe Matar

On the surface, Astro Shark seems like a casual title. It has very simple gameplay and controls and the audio


Sandbox Review

by Travis Fahs

Why play a game when you can just play? Ever since Elite let players explore a universe on their own


Super Hexagon Review

by Joe Matar

Geometric crack. Full disclosure: though I always do my best to finish a title completely before reviewing it, I’ve only


Osmos HD Droid Game Review

by Joe Matar

Being a particle is fun for a little while. Osmos is a beautiful, ambient physics puzzler about a single-celled organism


Gene Effect Review

by Travis Fahs

A change of pace, in more ways than one. Gene Effect is not a clear homage to any one particular


RetroArch Android Review

by Travis Fahs

The ultimate emulator comes to Android. Emulation has always been one of the bragging points for ‘droid gamers. The system’s


Contre Jour Review

by Joe Matar

A solid physics-based puzzler wearing fancy pants. If you ask me, the notion of games as art is a foregone


Jet Set Radio Review

by Travis Fahs

SEGA’s rebellious action game hasn’t lost its edge. The Dreamcast was more than just SEGA’s final console, it was their


Cellar Door Purgatory Review

by Joe Matar

At least this purgatory only lasts a couple of minutes Cellar Door Purgatory from Progressive Games (a company name that


Rebuild Review

by Meg Stivison

Zombiepocalovely I don’t do zombies. Sure, I have some affection for the novel World War Z, but zombie games are



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