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Review: Blue Toad Murder Files (The Complete Series)
Whilst Playing Blue Toad Murder Files, I was hit with the realization that I certainly wasn’t the target audience for the game. In fact, I was decidedly above the target age range for what is certainly a charming little puzzle …
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Review: Frogger Returns!
Very few $5 games exist anymore on either PSN or XBLA. The quality of games since just a few years ago have risen so dramatically that I don’t mind the new “premium” prices that pop up every once in a …
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Review: Hustle Kings
Upon starting the game you will be greeting with text stating the follow, “A game with shiny balls, developed by VooFoo Studios.” I will have to agree with the devs here, the balls in the game can in fact be …
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Review: Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond
Why aren’t there more games like Matt Hazard? Not so much for the gameplay, which I’ll get to in a second, but the idea of a parody game seems like such a no-brainer. Matt Hazard, sadly, is about as good …
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Review: Polar Panic
Remember Windows 95? I hope you do, or I’m just getting old. Well take Chip’s Challenge, the classic game that came packaged in Windows Entertainment Pack, mix in a little Bomberman, add an icy polar bear kind of feel to …
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Review: Puzzlegeddon
Puzzlegeddon is a game that’s not afraid to completely change contemporary puzzle gameplay mechanics, offering real-time strategy warfare bundled in a puzzle shifting setting. It’s a mix that doesn’t quite pay off for me, though I can appreciate the effort …
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Review: Gravity Crash
Upon first glance, Gravity Crash looks like a Geometry Wars type game, but is most certainly not. While Geometry Wars took a standard gameplay mechanic and fused it with the power of next-gen to create a crazy experience, Gravity Crash …
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Posted in - Reviews
Review: Blue Toad Murder Files (The Complete Series)
Whilst Playing Blue Toad Murder Files, I was hit with the realization that I certainly wasn’t the target audience for the game. In fact, I was decidedly above the target age range for what is certainly a charming little puzzle …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Frogger Returns!
Very few $5 games exist anymore on either PSN or XBLA. The quality of games since just a few years ago have risen so dramatically that I don’t mind the new “premium” prices that pop up every once in a …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Hustle Kings
Upon starting the game you will be greeting with text stating the follow, “A game with shiny balls, developed by VooFoo Studios.” I will have to agree with the devs here, the balls in the game can in fact be …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond
Why aren’t there more games like Matt Hazard? Not so much for the gameplay, which I’ll get to in a second, but the idea of a parody game seems like such a no-brainer. Matt Hazard, sadly, is about as good …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Polar Panic
Remember Windows 95? I hope you do, or I’m just getting old. Well take Chip’s Challenge, the classic game that came packaged in Windows Entertainment Pack, mix in a little Bomberman, add an icy polar bear kind of feel to …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Puzzlegeddon
Puzzlegeddon is a game that’s not afraid to completely change contemporary puzzle gameplay mechanics, offering real-time strategy warfare bundled in a puzzle shifting setting. It’s a mix that doesn’t quite pay off for me, though I can appreciate the effort …
+
Read More

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Review: Gravity Crash
Upon first glance, Gravity Crash looks like a Geometry Wars type game, but is most certainly not. While Geometry Wars took a standard gameplay mechanic and fused it with the power of next-gen to create a crazy experience, Gravity Crash …
+
Read More
- « Previous 1 … 29 30 31