Legions of Steel Review
In the mobile market, there are many games that put in just enough effort to be a decent distraction while you wait for the bus. There’s nothing wrong with that, … Read more
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Kevin Tejada
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likes to play games, read comics, watch TV shows, and do other things that pretty much everyone else enjoys. He also has a degree in English, so he's probably into reading, writing, and all that.
Risky Road Review
Indie Elegance Maybe it’s because I’m getting older, but all these open-world games like The Division and Assassin’s Creed are getting more and more off-putting. This is no doubt mostly … Read more
Blades of Brim Review
The endless runner, an offshoot of the platform genre, gained popularity on smartphones with the release of Canabalt, a 2D game where you leap across buildings to escape a collapsing … Read more
Nonstop Knight Review
The past few years have given rise to incremental games, and it’s easy to see why this genre has gained so much popularity. It’s akin to watching a profitable business … Read more
Epic Flail Review
In terms of video games, a question I often struggle with is: Should the simplicity of a game have a bearing on its quality? For a game that does one … Read more
MechCom 2 Review
There are few things more satisfying than completely overwhelming your enemy and reducing them to ash. Seeing their smoking smithereens on the ground will fill you with a sense of … Read more
Zombieville USA 2 Review
You know what I’ve been craving lately? Zombie games. We haven’t had enough of them, honestly. There is demand for them, and the market isn’t providing! Anyway, sarcasm aside, I … Read more
Hungry Shark World Review
Those familiar with the PC gaming scene should be aware of the dozens of Blank Simulator games that have been flooding the market, most of them of questionable quality. Despite … Read more
Angry Birds Action Review
Just like Ratchet & Clank, the Angry Birds series gets a movie and a tie-in game to go with it this summer. As is the case with both franchises, both … Read more
To The Castle Review
If you’ve never played The Impossible Game, it’s essentially a tough-as-nails platformer where you control a cube that is only capable of jumping, whether it be onto platforms or over … Read more
Rayman Classic Review
I don’t think that Rayman is one of the more popular mascot-esque characters in video games, so it wouldn’t surprise me if most people thought that he appeared in 2011 … Read more
Tales of Link Review
I’ve never really been a huge fan of the Tales series, but I’ve always been aware of it. For example, Tales of Symphonia stood out to me because of its … Read more
Dark Sword Review
Sometimes, a game will look cool and enjoyable, so you then decide to immerse yourself into it and become excited for what it has in store for you. In a … Read more
LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes Review
It’s amusing that the relatively recent resurgence of the LEGO brand can mostly be attributed to video games, which are essentially virtual toys. Ever since the LEGO Star Wars games, … Read more
Futurama: Game of Drones Review
Futurama ended a few years ago, but, given its numerous revivals and cancellations, it could have a new season out in a year or two for all we know. Regardless, … Read more
Call of Commander Review
We’ve all played Snake, right? You control a line and change its direction to help it devour dots and avoiding busting its head into its own body. It’s one of … Read more
Super Awesome RPG Review
The role-playing genre is, for the most part, already well-tailored to the mobile experience. The controls don’t need to be too precise, the menu-based navigation is great for a touchscreen, … Read more
Worms 4 Review
It’s no secret that the mobile market is a huge money-maker within the gaming industry, so it should come as no surprise that many franchises are making the jump to … Read more
BattleTime Review
Normally, when thinking about strategy games, your mind will likely gravitate towards PC games of the ’90s and genres like real-time strategy and turn-based tactics. However, whether you like it … Read more
Peter Moorhead’s Murder Review
Gaming is a diverse medium, but most video games seem obligated to involve murder in one form or another. That’s why it’s so refreshing to see games that focus on … Read more
