Danmaku Unlimited is the latest bullet hell shooter to pummel the iOS platform and it’s most excellent. Clean graphics, a thumping soundtrack, and lots and lots of bullets to navigate makes it a 2D-X Excellence Award winner.
Fractiv’s racer sees you bobbing and weaving between incoming traffic–and it’s quite addictive.
Like I’ve said, this whole controller is a gimmick. If you play racing games with a controller, you’ve either learned to use the trigger/shoulder buttons or, like me, still use the X and Square and can heel-toe with that very nicely. With its glitchy pausing/connectivity problems, this controller is lucky it didn’t get snapped in half over my knee. Eagle3 should take a stab at making a follow up to the HKS controller. It had such good intentions that were ruined by execution. That said, I didn’t pay for this controller and I still feel like I’m entitled to a refund.
This 2D zombie-killing game defines genre distinction with its shmup meets tower defense gameplay, but it proves itself a simple, addicting diversion that perfectly designed for the iPad.
This engaging 2D games trilogy is a must-play for film-noir and adventure game fans.
Sometimes you just have the urge to reign death upon your enemies. Don’t be shy. You know it’s true.
PlayDead Studios’ puzzle-platformer is a work of art that seeks to destroy you in a most beautiful and creative way.
It has some problems, but it’s good to have the Blue Blur back in a good game again.
This flawed fighter is not as bad as the reviews say, though the gameplay is quirky and voice acting atrocious.
It’s neither terrible or spectacular, but passable, something a legacy series from Nintendo shouldn’t be satisfied with being.
