What the Golf? Review
Golf games have seemingly been around as long as gaming has existed. The inherent inactivity of the sport means that developers have been able to translate it to even the...
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River Legends: A Fly Fishing Adventure Review
Growing up, I played quite a few fishing games. I’ve not played one in a while now, but the idea of a pixel art fly fishing game seemed like an...
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Solbot: Energy Rush Review
Simplicity can be the best way to go with certain games, it’s ok for the core mechanics to be easy to learn without being difficult to master and sometimes a...
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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery Review In Progress
It has been a long time since the world of Harry Potter has had a video game adaptation. We haven't had a new game since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows...
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Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition Review
Planescape: Torment was released almost twenty years ago and while it may not have been wildly successful in terms of its sales, it did go on to not only win...
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Terra Mystica Mobile App Review – A Faithful Adaptation
As the popularity of indie board games increase, so does the adaptation from tabletop to mobile device. The award-winning, European-style Terra Mystica is one of the most recent games to...
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Pokémon Duel Review – Strange yet Interesting
The Pokemon Company is full of surprises. When Pokémon Duel released on January 24th, 2017 it hoped to not only capitalize on the success of Pokémon Go but also expand on...
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The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Ties That Bind Parts 1 & 2 Review
Oh, hello Telltale. Um... it's been a while... hasn't it? Haha, the good times we had... every time I recall the fun we had with seasons one and two of...
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Auralux: Constellations Review – Strategy of the Stars
Auralux: Constellations is casual yet complex and it's such a great thing to have in a game, especially on mobile platforms. It starts very accessible, easy-to-learn, and kind in its approach...
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Deus Ex Go Review – Go the Way of the Future
The Go series of games made by Square Enix Montreal have taken the mobile world by storm since 2014 with the release of Hitman Go. The Go series blends puzzle...
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Reigns Review
About eighteen months ago, I gave the lowest score of my career to a game that rode the “you get what you pay for” train to an infuriating degree. Since...
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Mobius Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy mobile games are BIG right now. With some of the classics being released on smartphones, as well as Final Fantasy: Record Keeper and Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius being...
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Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 7: Access Denied Review
Even though Minecraft: Story Mode (created by Telltale Games) has turned into a series with an overarching plot without a major presence, it was clear the series had to end at some...
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Hitman: Sniper – “Death Valley” Review
Hitman is a unique IP in the gaming world. It's one that has been around since the turn of the millennium, and has consistently divided gamers with its difficulty, strategy,...
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Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 6: A Portal To Mystery Review
Cameos are an awkward beast. The best ones, I find, are the cameos where you don't notice unless you know the right handshakes and winks to get it. Otherwise they...
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The Jungle Book: Mowgli’s Run Review
Struggling to find an interesting game to play on the Google Play Store, I stumbled across The Jungle Book: Mowgli's Run. I relatively enjoyed the movie, as you might have...
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Kingdom Hearts Unchained X Review
Mobile games are typically what I try to avoid. To me, they lack in-depth gameplay, story, and the touch interface gets in the way of any fun that I can...
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Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 5: Order Up Review
I try, I really do try, to go into games with neutral expectations. In the weeks leading up to the release, just everything about the idea of Episode 5 rubbed...
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Peter Panic! Review
Holy packing peanuts, guys! Peter Panic! is really fun! I've had my eye on this one for a while now. Musical theatre is a big part of my life (I...
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Digimon Heroes Review – Addicting But Lacking In Depth
I was a Digimon kid while growing up. I watched the first four seasons, watched the movie in an empty screening, and played Digimon World, Digimon World 2003, Digimon Rumble...
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Crashlands Review – Massive, Awesome, and Full of Sass
The moment you boot up Crashlands, you're greeted by three men singing "Butterscotch Shenanigans," the name of the development team behind what is, without question, one of the best and...
Read moreStooge to the Empire – Star Wars Uprising Review
A long time ago, at a phone company somewhere near you, someone saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens coming a mile away and saw a dollar sign above their head....
Read moreAbort, Abort – Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation Game Review
The ingenious gadgets, the blistering car chases, the infernal explosions, Tom Cruise's hair – there's no mistaking a Mission Impossible movie. In the same breath, there's no mistaking the hallmarks...
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Epic Addiction – Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle Review
Dragon Ball Z has endured the test of time, and the test of generations. Movies, manga, and video games alike bring excitement to Super-Saiyan fans, and the new mobile game...
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Frogger Gone Fabulous – Crossy Road Review
Mobile gaming isn’t generally my genre, but I occasionally find myself addicted to simple little puzzlers with lots of potential. While Candy Crush and Clash of Clans seem to reign...
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Playing Thermonuclear God – Fallout Shelter Review
Somewhere, in the ashes of the post-apocalpyse, you'll find at least one review for Fallout Shelter that read, "Bethesda did a mobile game right." In a wasteland of glorified ads and time...
Read moreFirst Encounter – Moons Of Madness
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