Redungeon is, as I would classify, a roguelike endless runner. You spawn in a dungeon that’s randomly generated and try to make it as far as possible before you die. There’s no attack, just moving in any of the four directions with a quick swipe. Sometimes the best strategy is …
Read More »Spellbinders is a clash between a tower defense game and a MOBA. The game is all about gods, or Titans, facing each other through battles that seem to mirror modern sports, using minions to do their deeds. The goal is to reduce the enemy health to zero and there are …
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I never liked card battle games. They always cost too much to make up for my lack of brain power that makes playing other game genres difficult. If you are like me, I am happy to let you know that our prayer for a game we can play while not …
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Letter Club is a 1 v 1 free to play letter puzzle game similar to Boggle. The game will randomly pair you up with another player around the world and the goal is to make as many words as possible within a given amount of time. You’re given a grid …
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Final Taptasy does something interesting right from the start; it’s an affectionate parody of Final Fantasy games and its JRPG brethren while also embracing the best of the clicker genre, and it succeeds admirably as both a clicker game and an RPG game as a result. Of course, it’s still …
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Endless Frontier Saga is a combination of a variety of different genres that I was not expecting. Although being a hybrid isn’t always what people want out of an iOS game so we’re here to let you know if Endless Frontier is your cup of tea! Endless Frontier Saga starts …
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Since humans first looked up at the stars, one thought has always crossed our minds…Space is AWESOME, and thanks to Bounty Stars from DeNA games, we can explore it in a spectacular new way. This is a game where you create a captain, collect crew members, and hunt down wanted …
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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 …
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When I was younger, my favorite books to check out from the local library were the choose your own adventure novels. If you want to continue reading this review, turn to page 87. If you don’t…I guess just hit the back button. The reason I bring this up though is …
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