Page 1 of 1
Ive been playing a brand new game from indie developer Alper Sarikaya, titled Sword of Xolan and I must say, it has been very difficult to put down the phone and this is despite the fact that Ive a short attention span with mobile games. Made in the vein of classic 2D platformers like...
So, I was playing this new iOS game called Agent Awesome from Mexican indie video game developers Chaos Industries, and it was pretty interesting, until it got on my bad side. The tutorial level was straightforward; Agent Awesome is a bit like that old PC title, Incubation: Time is Running Out, borrowing...
I recall the time when Mario Kart DS was released for Nintendos revolutionary console, the DS. It was crazy. My friends and I were busy playing the game online; we didnt let the troublesome friend code system, or the fact that the DS was very picky when it came to working with certain wireless...
I was watching this weeks episode of Hannibal yesterday, and this was the episode where the good doc gets his behind handed to him by Jack Crawford. Yup, this was round 2 of the fight that headlined last seasons cliffhanger ending, but this time Jack came prepared having cast away everything...
I was reading an article the other day on the technological trends for mobile applications in 2015. One of it was the use of frameworks such as Unity to create better games instead of building them from scratch which I agree since time wasted on building all the ancillary stuff can be better used to...
As a video games reviewer, Ive played plenty of match-3 games, after all, both iOS and Android platforms can be considered the de-facto home for such titles. In any case, indie game developer Roman Silins latest iOS title, Rigibi puts a colourful spin to a traditional match-3 puzzle title and...
To be honest, I dont really get stumped while playing console games such as Shadow of Mordor, Grand Theft Auto V or even Fallout 3, and thats despite the prevalent puzzle elements in that last title. On the other hand, casual games often get the better of me on the intellectual/problem-solving...
I actually spent a good hour playing a silly new game called Nom Chops on the iPhone. The premise was really simple, players are in control of Nomster, a cute, blue, little, glutton-y monster, and just by holding down on the screen (with one finger), Nomster gets to eat plenty of food dropped by his []
Indie developers Alex Ogoreks latest iOS 2D-puzzler, Cubic!, may look simple, but in actual fact, the game is devilishly difficult and is meant to appeal to hardcore puzzle fans. Set on a 9X9 grid board, players slide cube-shaped units (each with a numerical value which adds up the more they...
Sometimes I feel that Japanese indie game studios are masters at keeping press releases really short and sweet. So much so Ive actually download the game to get an idea on what it is about since the press release is something like Hi, Im so and so, heres the link to my game,...
As an agency that develops apps, the folks at Ramotion have a pretty cool way to ensure their group of experts remain creatively sharp. Their latest iOS game, DodgeIt The Color Dots Game, was a result of an internal competition between their design teams whereby they have only 3 weeks to develop a...
