Roterra - Flip the Fairytale By: Dig-It Games I'm always on the lookout for the next great puzzle game, so when I saw news of Roterra a few months back, I knew it was something I had to play. The game was created by Dig-It, a woman-owned studio, and it stars a woman named Angelica, the rightful queen of the land of Roterra. After her brother, Orlando, steals her throne and chases…
Dragons: Titan Uprising By: Ludia Dragons: Titan Uprising is the latest iOS and Android game tied to the How to Train Your Dragon series. It coincides with the release of the third movie, The Hidden World, which is coming out this month. The game is a typical free-to-play match-3 game, but there are some things you should know going in. It will also cost a lot of money to make progress at…
BACKFIRE By: Joel Rochon / GRYN SQYD It will probably come as no surprise to those who frequent this site that I tend to prefer my games relaxed and thoughtful instead of fast-paced and chaotic. So if I stick with one that gets my heart racing and stresses me out, you know it's something special. That's definitely the case with the hardcore arena shooter, BACKFIRE. I fell in love from the first…
The Shapeshifting Detective By: Wales Interactive Ltd. Full Motion Video (FMV) games have been making quite the comeback over the last few years, with Her Story proving that the medium has a lot to offer. Contradiction provided a slightly cheesier experience, but one with also more active sleuthing. They both managed to make me hungry for more FMV games, but not all of them have been ported to iOS. Luckily, The Shapeshifting…
Roterra - Flip the Fairytale By: Dig-It Games Roterra is a clever new puzzle game where you rotate blocks to change the paths for Angelica to follow. She needs to get back to the kingdom and take the throne from her brother who stole it from her. It can be quite tricky at times, so this walkthrough guide should help you if you get stuck. Feel free to ask for extra help…
Hi everyone, and welcome to the latest installment of My Week Unwrapped, where I discuss all the iOS games I've been playing over the last seven days. It's been quite a busy week, so there's a lot to cover. Some are great, some are not so great, and some I haven't played enough of to really judge. But if you're looking for a new game to play, there's a lot to choose…
Alien: Blackout By: D3PA I really wanted to like Alien: Blackout, even if just to prove to all the naysayers that a mobile Alien game can be truly fun and well-designed -- especially one without any ads or in-app purchases. And at first, it seemed like that would actually happen. The overall concept sounds like a perfect fit for the both the franchise and touchscreens -- monitoring the xenomorph through different camera…
Alien: Blackout By: D3PA Alien: Blackout is the latest game in the Alien franchise. It's similar to Five Nights at Freddy's, I'm that you have to monitor different cameras to keep an eye out for the xenomorph. But on top of that, you also have to guide your crew members to different locations on the ship while keeping them and yourself safe. It's not an easy game, but hopefully this walkthrough guide…
