Pixel Heroes: Byte and Magic Review
Pixel Heroes: Byte and Magic has a lot going for it. Its presentation is goofy, its combat is accessible, yet still engaging; and it makes good use of the random…
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Tyler Rosen
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Tyler Rosen started playing games at age 3 when his older sister let him borrow her SNES with Super Mario World. Since then, he continues to play just about everything under the sun while writing about them. When he's not doing that, he's either catching up on some T.V show he put off watching for too long, or blasting heavy metal way too late at night.
Ananias Review
One of the great things about mobile games is their “bite-size” nature. No matter where you might be, if you have a few minutes to kill, it’s easy to find…
6 Android Games Featured at PAX East 2015
Last week was PAX East 2015 in Boston, where games both big and small were playable on the massive show floor. Whether recently released or currently in development, there were…
Evoland Review
Many a game in recent years has attempted to mine old-school video game players’ nostalgia, usually with varying results. While they can sometimes be a fresh interpretation on classic gaming…
Defenders of Suntoria Review
Tower defense games have managed to adapt to Android platforms with relative ease over the years. Due to the limited controls on touch screens, the genre has thrived by implementing…
80 Days Review
Games based on novels are hardly a new occurrence. From old text adventures based on The Lord of the Rings and The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy books, to more…
Amazing Ninja Review
If there’s one genre the mobile market is not lacking in, it’s endless runners. Part of the reason for this is that the genre lends itself well to the limited…
Valiant Hearts: The Great War Review
World War I has proven to be a difficult subject to adapt into a game. While there have been attempts to faithfully depict The Great War in games, the trench-warfare…
Grimma Review
One of the reasons the mobile game market can seem appealing to up and coming developers is due to the low barrier of entry. The medium tends to be an…