Three Kingdoms: Raja Chaos Review
A Chance at Making History Choose from one of the Three Kingdoms; Wei, Wu, or Shu, and lead an army against the Yellow Turban Rebellion. This historic event in China…
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Luisa Aparisi
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is a writer from Miami, FL. She spends her time listening to NPR, raving over podcasts, and over-analyzing everything (because can you ever be truly sure). You can find some of her other work on Medium and Anime Feminist. Follow her on Twitter.
Jade Sword Review
Drama in Every Pixel 4399en game has created an RPG world that provokes mixed feelings. Jade Sword is supposedly about finding love in an ancient, mystical world, where the only…
EverMerge Review
Fishing for Fantasy Big Fish Games has reeled a fantasy mash-up onto the Android gaming scene with EverMerge. You play as Sleeping Beauty, with the difference that this Sleeping Beauty…
Surviving Titan Review
Following in Pokémon’s Footsteps Surviving Titan is an adventure game created by Dynamic Zero, and as the name implies, you are a space traveler who has crash-landed on the planet…
Hyperspace Delivery Service Review
Gamer Nostalgia Hyperspace Delivery Service definitely appeals to gamer nostalgia. Designed by Zotnip, this pixelated title is all about strategy. You live in a world of failed galactic colonies, where…
Isoland: The Amusement Park Review
An Art History Buff’s Paradise Isoland: The Amusement Park is the latest indie point-and-click puzzle title developed by Cotton Game, a Shanghai-based group of young developers. In this game, you…
GRIS Review
The Lone Ranger Devolver Digital’s GRIS is an indie game that is anything but dull. The adventure game’s opening is hypnotizing. The game opens to a girl singing in the…
Eternal Sword M Review
Great Graphics, Senseless Story Eternal Sword M, NeoCraft’s new RPG, is ambitious to say the least. The story begins with an apocalyptic flashback, where the citizens of an unnamed realm…