Paper Monsters Recut Community Page Paper Monsters Recut is an adorable platformer developed by Crescent Moon Games, recut includes additional features and details from previous instalments. The game presentation is good, while it may not look as realistic as other games it has a particular style that many enjoy such as Wind Waker. The art-style goes very well with the game's theme and it looks gr...
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Sniper Fury Community Page Sniper Fury is a first-person shooter developed by mobile game developer Gameloft, while this game is similar to other games of it's kind. It stands out on it's own as a polished and fun equivalent. You play as a sniper, the camera is controlled by your left hand and you fire, zoom in and use power-ups with the right. The camera control can feel unresponsive at times whe...
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Cargo King is a game with one simple mechanic and almost no flourish. While developers Happymagenta seem to have put some effort into making the art look clean and the gameplay smooth, they neglected to make the game anything more than a one-trick pony. Cargo King has you stack crates on top of one another, over and over again, tapping the screen when a crate hovers above the pile of already-stack...
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(R)evolve is a game where you need to nurture your planet’s plants by simply letting them grow over time. Also, you’ll have to protect them from the constant barrage of meteors that fly towards you from every angle. Like Super Hexagon, you rotate a small, circular object in the center of the screen by touching either the left half or the right half of the screen. You choose where your first plant ...
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Hubble Bubbles is a game that has you bouncing across bubbles, trying to get as far as you can in a physics-based endless runner that suffers from a few unfortunate design choices. You are a ball that starts out by moving rapidly to the right in a bouncing pattern. As you pass over inexplicable blue and green bubbles, the bubbles light up and you have the option to tap the screen to make the bubbl...
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It's good to see a little variety thrown in to the established formulas in order to keep things smelling fresh. CodeBrush Games takes a step in that direction by shaking things up with ArcheBlade. ArcheBlade has all the feel of a MOBA with the touch of a fighting game. The genre is already dominated by the titans like Dota 2, and ArcheBlade needs to be quite impressive to draw in a reliable follow...
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Kongregate’s new pixel-art mobile game, Tiny Dice Dungeon, is deeper than the 8-bit graphics would lead you to believe. Along with straightforward mechanics, the game offers you an in-depth menu system with the chance to evolve your dungeon-crawling into something altogether different and enjoyable. Then I hit the paywall. The game falls apart when you’re asked to pay for key items in the game tha...
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There have been a number of excellent crafting and adventure type games that absolutely devoured my time when I played them. Villagers and Heroes is not one of those games. I can't even estimate the number of hours I've spent mining ore in Runescape - keep in mind that is also a free game. Or how many I've spent grinding in World of Warcraft. However, I can definitively say I will not be going bac...
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Ghost Recon Phantoms Community Page I won't lie to you. I'm a long time Ghost Recon fan boy. When I saw Phantoms release on Steam it hit me like a ton of bricks. Immediately after I caught my breath I installed the game, struggled to remember my Uplay account, and promptly joined my first match. Ubisoft has an extensive list of titles that absolutely devour my time. Phantoms has been no exception....
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Warframe Community Page Do games need a story to be fun? You might say co-op based online gaming is the cat's pajamas. If cats wore pajamas that is. Or if these games didn't sacrifice so much depth in order to fit cats with human garments. The important thing is that there is a right way to do co-operative online gaming. Warframe may have taken a bit of a wrong turn on its way there. Digital Extre...
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