South Park: Phone DestroyerΓò¼├┤Γö£├▒Γö£Γöé By:Ubisoft I almost titled this review, I Keep Playing 'South Park: Phone Destroyer' Even Though it Includes Everything I Hate About F2P Games. That basically sums up what this article will be like. I've been spending a lot of time with the game over the last couple of weeks, being drawn back to it even when I have so many other games to play that don't feel like…
Flipflop Solitaire By: Zach Gage I've never been that into the original solitaire, especially when I have thousands of more exciting games in my pocket. But I do like solo card games such as Onirim and Miracle Merchant, so I'm always willing to try another solitaire-inspired game. I'm also a big fan of Zach Gage's Typeshift, it being the only game at the moment that I log in every day to complete…
Returner 77 By: Fantastic, Yes The simplest way to describe Fantastic, yes's puzzle adventure, Returner 77, would be to say that it's like The Room in space. But that would be doing it a disservice, since it's so much more than that and is by no means a cheap knockoff. I didn't know much going in, as I only heard about the game a few days before release. But from the first…
Starman: Tale of Light By: nada studio There's no shortage of puzzle games on iOS. The platform lends itself well to the genre, so several are released each week. With so many out there, it's easy to miss the the must-haves amidst the can-live-withouts. Already deep into multiple games this week, I almost skipped nada studio's monochromatic Starman: Tale of Light. I'm so glad I didn't, as it turned out to be…
Abi: A Robot's Tale By: Lilith Games At first glance, Abi: A Robot's Tale appears to be something truly special, a point-and-click adventure with standout artwork and two lovable robots exploring a world void of humans. You might even get a Wall-E vibe from it, and you wouldn't be far off. Abi, a small helpful robot that used to be a nanny of sorts, is cute and cuddly and hard not to…
Peregrin By: Domino Digital Limited My experience with Domino Digital's puzzle adventure game, Peregrin, started off as a positive one. I was blown away by the entire atmosphere, between the unique artwork, captivating story, perfectly cast voiceovers, and eerie music. I didn't even expect there to be voiceovers in a puzzler, much less some of the best I've seen in any game. On top of that, the mechanics are interesting and it…
FROST By: kunabi brother GmbH Kunabi Brother's new puzzler, FROST, is a hard game to describe. In some ways, it's a spiritual successor to Blek, their tricky line-drawing game with a twist. Once again, you're using your finger to draw, but perhaps it would be more accurate to say that you're leading light particles where you want them to go. It starts off simple, but before you know it you'll be scratching…
Campfire Cooking By: Layton Hawkes Layton Hawkes got my attention with his first game, Puzzlepops!, an ingenious puzzler that features seemingly innocent candy that you push along tracks to goals. It was the perfect one-handed game, and I had very little to complain about. So I was thrilled when the sequel released with a Halloween theme and even trickier puzzles. Now Layton's back with a new game that still centers around sweets…