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1112 episode 01 Review
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1112 episode 01 Reviews
1112: Episode 1: Episode 1 is a first-person adventure game with an unusual art-house feel. It doesn't play like most other adventure games we've seen; in fact, if you pressed us, we might call it a "tapping detective game," since you tap around the screen so often.
Christmas Neon Review
If you want a puzzle game that doesn't require too much thinking, Christmas Neon is a very good choice.
Silent Hill The Escape Review
When it comes to the survival horror genre, Konami's Silent Hill series is second only to the Resident Evil games in popularity, especially in Japan.
Infection Review
Infection is a simple puzzle game where you play as a virus. You start off in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, and you have to spread your contagion to the entire board.
Low Grav Racer Review
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Low Grav Racer Reviews
We have always thought that racing games peaked with the SNES. That may sound outrageous, but for us, racing games are best when they're simple and arcade style.
Updated: Bugdom 2 Review
The latest update to Bugdom 2 is a quantum leap forward, due to the inclusion of a touch d-pad. We think this is a big improvement over the old tilt controls (which are still selectable, if you're a masochist), and it makes the game far more enjoyable.
Updated: SPiN Review
SPiN has received an update to version 1.1.0, which features several notable additions.
Saturday Night Fever: Dance! Review
We admit, we were dubious when we purchased Saturday Night Fever: Dance! A dance game? For our iDevice? Would it be accelerometer controlled? What if they tried to make a story out of it? The horror!
X-Plane-Helicopter Review
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X-Plane-Helicopter Reviews
X-Plane whet our appetite for flight simulators on the iPhone, with an impressive showing of accuracy in simulation, coupled with first-rate graphics. The feeling of flight that the sim provided was impressive, but the limited choices available in terms of planes to fly and places to fly them disappointed us. Laminar Research, the developer behind X-Plane, has set out to address that situation with two new releases: X-Plane-Airliner and X-Plane-Helicopter. We'll look at both titles, starting with X-Plane-Helicopter.
