Category: iPad Games »

This game innovates on matching puzzle mechanics in ways that make it feel fresh despite a few quirks.

This storytelling game is blunt and to the point in a way that’s pretty refreshing.

This word game presents curious challenges, but completing them can feel like trial and error.

This free card game about solving the climate crisis is fine for what it is, mostly because of the enticing price tag.

The key difference between this game and Hideki Hanida’s other output is a quality core.

This deck-building roguelite doesn’t look like much, but it is one of the fresher takes on the genre in recent memory.

This mashup of Immortal Rogue and Vampire Survivors is fun enough, but ultimately less satisfying than both of those games.

This mobile tie-in game works well as a standalone crime drama adventure.

This puzzle adventure creates the right context for revitalizing worn out mechanics.

Endling feels like playing a suggestion of what it is marketed to be.

This follow up to the FMV dating game is more expansive and just about as enjoyable as the first.

This arcade brawler presents some simple, challenging fun.

This stealth action game feels incredible when it is working the way it should.

This mix of interactive fiction and sports management is its own brand of strange, though it doesn’t quite reach its full potential.

There is nothing funny about making something bad on purpose and asking people to play it.