Death Coming By: Sixjoy Hong Kong Limited The Next Studio's Death Coming has a really clever premise and I was enjoying it for a while. The idea is, you died and now have to become a reaper (yes, kind of like Dead Like Me). But instead of just reaping specific people, your goal is to kill everyone in a scene. You don't have to do so in order to pass a level,…
Fortnite By: Epic Games If you've been following me for a while, you probably know that I'm not a fan of free-to-play (F2P) monetization that change the nature of a game by penalizing you for failing and/or give a leg up to those who spend real cash. The App Store is filled with games like this, whether it's paying for extra lives or moves in a game like Candy Crush Saga, consumable…
Fortnite By: Epic Games Last night, I got my Fortnite iOS invite from Epic Games, only a few days after I signed up for one. I was expecting a TestFlight invitation, the app that allows developers to give players access to a game before it's released. I didn't realize that instead it would allow me to download the game directly from the store and then just log in with my Epic account.…
#WarGames By: Sam Barlow & Eko Full confession: I watched the original WarGames for the first time after finishing the new #WarGames series it inspired. The new Eko interactive series by Her Story's Sam Barlow uses some clips from the 1983 movie, as well as some other references to it, so I wanted to be in on the joke, so to speak. After watching it, I don't think it's necessary for the…
The Witness By: Thekla, inc. I don't usually give individual game sales their own posts these days, but a deal like this needs to be shouted from the rooftops. Jonathan Blow's The Witness debuted for $40 on PC, and cost only $9.99 when it made its way over to iOS. So that was already a great deal for a game that was one of my favorite games of 2017. But now it's…
Hi everyone and welcome back to My Week Unwrapped, where I discuss the games I've been playing over the last seven days. This has been a weird week, because playing a new game made me go back and give an older game another chance, then quit it again in a fit of rage, then pick it up and play more. So if you're wondering why there aren't more games on this list,…
.projekt By: Kyrylo Kuzyk This will be a complete walkthrough guide with help, hints, tips, tricks, answers and solutions for the iOS and Android puzzle game, .projekt, by Kyrylo Kuzyk. Feel free to ask for extra help in the comments section. I'm not really showing the min/max solutions, but if anyone wants help with any of them, ask and I'll do my best. Walkthrough: Chapter 1: Levels 1, 2, 3, 4,…
Cotrio By: Bartosz Bialek Bartosz Bialek' Cotrio is a surprisingly stylish game for a math puzzler. The developer tried to make it a relaxing but challenging experience, and I think he achieved that goal. The artwork and animations are minimalistic and remind me of Carl Burton's Islands with their monochromatic 3D landscapes. Together with a chill soundtrack, the game offers a calming experience despite its challenging puzzles. The way Cotrio works is…