Overlive Review
The dead horse that is the zombie apocalypse genre gets the boot so often that just mentioning its ubiquity in a game review reads like something of a cliché in … Read more
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James Christy
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Contributor, James Christy, is a blogger and lifelong gamer living in Philadelphia, PA. His other writings can be found at GadgeTell.com. When not writing about gadgets or Android games he spends his time reading about the Singularity, playing in a rock band, and writing a graphic novel.
Gurk III Review
Originally designed for a primitive Nokia cell phone, Gurk, the 8-bit RPG was a minor hit when it was ported to Android devices as a free app in 2011. Larva … Read more
Castle Clash Review
Castle Clash is great example of everything nauseating about freemium gaming. Sure, it may look like an intriguing mix of social game, grindy RPG, and competitive tower defense/RTS from the … Read more
Age of Pirates Review
If games were like family, Age of Pirates would be that geeky cousin you interact with most at boring family functions. You know, the one with encyclopedic knowledge of Star … Read more
The Walking Dead: Assault Review
In the spirit of the comic book, I’m going to abstain from using the zed word for this review. You know the one I mean. Personally, I relish the opportunity, … Read more
Rage of the Gladiator Review
There are a handful of swipey fighting games for Android, making the style prevalent enough to practically be a genre unto itself. Since these generally involve one-enemy-at-a-time combat (Whether it … Read more
Shelter Review
Shelter is an indie-bred hybrid of the turn-based collectible card game and tower defense genres set in a zombie apocalypse. Try explaining that concept to your grandmother. The description might … Read more
Green Force: Zombies Review
Green Force: Zombies is a first-person zombie shooter for Android. That description alone should be enough to make you wary. Aside from the fact that zombie-themed shooters are a dime … Read more
Batman Arkham City: Lockdown Review
Batman Arkham City: Lockdown has some big shoes to fill, deriving both title and aesthetic from one of the best action games in recent memory. The console version of Arkham … Read more
Kingdom Rush Review
To be perfectly honest, I’m not really a fan of tower defense. Even the best tower defense are to real-time strategy what a chess puzzle is to an actual game … Read more
Tales of Illyria Review
There’s a strong undercurrent of nostalgia in the gaming industry these days, and Android is no exception to the rule. Throw a rock into the Play store and you’re bound … Read more
Talisman Prologue HD Review
Say what you will about the 80s, the Me generation had board games on lock. Aside from undisputed heavyweights of the era like Axis and Allies and Pictionary, a slew … Read more
The House of the Dead: Overkill – The Lost Reels Review
I look back on my time with the House of the Dead series fondly, having spent way too many quarters on their arcade incarnations in my adolescence. You can imagine … Read more
Dark Quest Review
In our modern, workaday world, where big budget RPGs like Skyrim and Diablo III dominate the gaming landscape, it’s easy to forget that the forebears of the RPG genre came … Read more
Relativity Wars Review
Relativity Wars is an action strategy game which incorporates Einstein’s theoretical physics as a central game mechanic. That means worm-holes, space-time waves, time-dilation and the like, all bringing much-needed spice … Read more
bit Dungeon Review
Hewing closely to a well-established action RPG tradition, bit Dungeon owes a lot to the past. With aural and graphical nods to early console gaming and a top-down, room-by-room dungeon-crawling … Read more
Die For Metal Review
Megadeath Die For Metal is a 2D platformer that will appeal to hardcore gamers with a masochistic streak. The goal is to navigate a cartoon pagan warrior through 45 levels … Read more