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It is a testament to the quality of this dungeon crawler that it stays compelling within the confines of this poor mobile port.

This adventure game isn’t able to fully avoid classic adventure game pitfalls but it also has quite a bit to say.

Balatro is a weird game and so I wrote a weird review of it.

Another mid-tier Resident Evil game has hit the App Store, but at least this one feels more inspired.

Hoyoverse’s new action rpg continues to serve up the same brand of approachable gacha gaming in a more self-contained and stylish package.

This peaceful puzzle game is at its best when you can establish your own flow.

This roguelike from Arnold Rauers is solid, but not as special as his previous releases.

This remade tactics game has a lot to offer, but its charm can wear thin before you’re done with it.

This game pulls out all the stops to make a game that is essentially about research and plant identification a compelling adventure.

In the loops of time since release, this novel dungeon-crawler has lost some shine.

This roguelite deckbuilder isn’t perfect on mobile but it has enough charm and novelty to make it worth playing.

This aging cult classic gets a shiny new remaster on iOS.

This dice-based dungeon crawler has no shortage of design ingenuity and distinct identity, making it a standout roguelike experience.

This quirky detective visual novel is the charming start to a lengthy adventure.

This rpg is so exceptionally paced and designed that its poor storytelling doesn’t play a factor.