Sea Fish Shooter is an interesting game by Tuan Nguyen. The graphics are colorful, cute and cheerful. The playing field is under the sea and the player is supposed to aim a net gun at fish and shoot them to gain coins. You can choose the level of power on …
Read More »Tonguey: Next Level Rock, Paper, Scissors game – Review
‘Rock, paper, scissors’ is most of our first game that we learned. The noble game is an excellent pastime, an argument settler, and an infinite source of philosophical quests, such as ‘how exactly paper win against rocks?’, especially when intoxicated. The only downside of the game is that it requires …
Read More »Ducky Fuzz: a strange animal of a game – Review
Ducky Fuzz is a strange game with a strange name. It’s a more simplistic game than most but has a charm to it as well. There isn’t too much to go over but today I’ll be giving all the details about Ducky Fuzz and all its feathery glory. Ducky Fuzz …
Read More »Atomic Super Lander: Chaotic, hard, incredibly fun – Review
It is hard to compress in one short review just how much Atomic Super Lander offers, basically because what it offers -the very deep and complex mechanics behind its premises- is very well hidden, it comes of as natural. The premise is simple: you are a regular, everyday, normal guy …
Read More »Tinker Island: The Love Affair of a Tamagotchi and RPG – Review
In just over the two weeks I’ve played Tinker Island, I keep finding myself repeatedly coming back to the game again and again. It’s not that I can’t stop playing the game; in fact, it’s the fact that I have to stop myself from playing that makes me want to …
Read More »Ranger Up Armadillo: timed puzzle experience with RPG elements – Review
Deep within the depths of one particular Amazonian jungle, a very serious problem has become apparent. Firstly, an evil worm and his army have invaded, and secondly, they are threatening to transform the beautiful biome into a grimy bog. To stop their wicked plan, Toby the teenage armadillo embarks on the perilous …
Read More »TIME LOCKER: a ticking time bomb – Review
Some might consider TIME LOCKER to be a game that practices minimalism, with its rough, simplistic character designs and a grid-like interface that almost seem bare. It seem the developer wanted to keep the interaction with the players to a minimum, for the game has no tutorial or how to …
Read More »Bouncy Tower: Not Enough Bounce – Review
Ever since the overwhelming success of Crossy Road, we’ve been getting a lot of “adverb noun” games that have tried to replicate a fraction of the success of Crossy Road, whether they be hit-or-miss (spoiler: mostly miss). I mean, don’t get me wrong! We have gotten some good inspired ones …
Read More »The Raccoon Escape: It’s Gettin’ Hot in Here – Review
When a lively samba kicks off this fiery little gem, you almost forget there’s a raccoon being suspended by rope over a rapidly rising pit of lava. Needless to say, Pocahontas would be mortified. It’s quite evident that developer Can Play has a crazy sense of humour – allegedly one …
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