Golf Club: Wasteland By: Demagog Studio I usually ignore golf in almost every form. I don’t understand folks who enjoy watching others play golf, but I do like playing miniature golf myself, even if I’m not all that good at it. When it comes to video games, I’ve tried a bunch of them and none have really stuck for me.
Ultra Sharp By: 1Button SARL  I wasn’t really planning to write a review for 1Button’s Super Sharp Sequel, Ultra Sharp. I was going to work on a walkthrough, but as a free game with ads, I didn’t see any reason to write a proper review when people could just download it and try it for themselves. Like its predecessor,
Zero/Sum By: Sean Kearney The pitch for Sean Kearney’s game, Zero/Sum, is that it’s a math puzzle game combined with the cheesy storyline of an 80’s B-movie, complete with live acting and absurdity. I confess, I wasn’t all that excited about the math, but I love a good cheesy movie, and it was hard to pass up on the
Riddlord: The Consequence By: Amrita Studio I’m just as excited as any puzzle fan to hear of a new game in the style of Fireproof’s The Room series. So when I got my hands on Amrita Studio’s Riddlord: The Consequence, I couldn’t wait to dig in. Things started off great. At first, it seems like it will be just as
follow.trail By: Grzegorz Pykacz Over the last few years, puzzle games have become one of my favorite genres to play on my iPhone. There’s no shortage of truly wonderful puzzlers on iOS, and they’re usually a great fit for the platform. But with so many releasing every day, it’s easy to become skeptical whether any individual game will offer anything
Resynth By: Polyphonic LP Pty Ltd Over the last few years, I’ve become a big fan of Sokoban puzzles, such as Go to Gold and A Good Snowman is Hard to Build. They involve pushing items around a board to their goals and are usually tricky but relaxing, harder on my brain than on my reflexes. They also involve a
FRAMED 2 By: Loveshack Once in a while, a truly rare and unique game comes along that’s not just a perfect fit for touchscreens, but makes you wonder why it hasn’t been done before because it just seems simultaneously ingenious and obvious. Loveshack’s 2014 puzzler, FRAMED, is one of those games. It had you swapping panels of a comic strip
Escape Game: “The Meddling Shogi Player” By: IDAC, CO., LTD. “The Meddling Shogi” is one of IDAC’s more challenging games, and not because of bad game mechanics. The puzzles themselves are tough, but possible to figure out. If you need help, see my walkthrough. Gameplay: 4/5 “The Meddling Shogi Player” is a room escape game, with the usual controls. You
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