Playing Around with Pokemon Shuffle
This week Billy takes a break from the Time Waster and Alia leads the piece. She checks out Pokemon Shuffle, but does Nintendo’s freemium game stack up?
Category Archives: Reviews
Never Alone Adds Rich Native Culture To Adventure Gaming
Never Alone is an adventure game that puts the culture of the Alaskan native people at its heart. It may not be perfect, but it’s an important and charming game that we think people will enjoy playing.
Climbing To the Top With Fold the Adventure
Fold the Adventure is a humorous and unique puzzle adventure that has players folding and cutting paper, trying to build stable platforms for a little rabbit named Nezo. It’s smart and fun for all ages.
Road Not Taken Charts A Worthy Path
Road Not Taken was released as one of the free games for PlayStation Plus members this week, and is available for the PC and Mac too. This unique puzzle adventure has surprising depth.
Puzzlesque Slides New Life To Puzzlers
Puzzlesque is a unique app game for iOS or Android that adds beautiful animation to the normally static tiles sported by most slide puzzle games.
Smash the Evil: More Fun Than Crushing Candy
Those of you who enjoy puzzle games on your mobile devices will find a lot to love with Smash The Evil, where you actually put your talents to smashing monsters instead of gems or candy.
Atlantic Quest Brings More Colorful Match Three To 3DS
Atlantic Quest offers an underwater match three adventure for Nintendo 3DS players, having formerly been out for the PC. There is a lot of colorful action here that’s perfect for the small screen.
Monochroma Brings Dark And Moody Excellence To Puzzle Games
With a fair amount of action for a puzzle game, Monochroma also adds its own style that will make you want to explore so much more of its monochromatic world.
Subconscious literally lets us rack (and wreck) our brains
It’s possible that we don’t get the Subconscious game because it’s a high work of art, with all the strange video clips and dancing brains. Or it could just be a jumbled mess.
Defying Gravity Is Fun And Frustrating in Gravi
Another indie game makes good. In Gravi you play a tiny spherical robot with a magnetic charge who can stick to metal to bypass hazards. But ultimately gravity will win if you’re not on your toes.