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Instantion is a compelling, challenging game that should be a hit with puzzle/platforming fans.

League of Evil 3 is exactly the sort of quality action platformer you'd expect, but it piles on the hurt a little too much and a little too fast.

The name might be a mouthful but the incredibly well made runner it's attached to makes up for it.

Running around a decimated factory overrun with crazy robots sounds like a fun time, but Fixie Joe's controls completely get in the way.

Random Heroes 2 includes more weapons, more levels, and otherwise trumps the original in every conceivable way.

Prepare to embark on a platforming adventure in the name of universal balance.

Okay, I'll admit it: bouncing off of tanks and helicopters as a giant monster is pretty great.

The swords are indeed massive and there's a surprising amount of platforming goodness to be had, but problematic controls sour the experience.

A few concessions had to be made, naturally, but Ms. Splosion Man is just as chaotic and hilarious on iOS as she is on Xbox and PC.

Adjusting to Frog on Ice's somewhat unorthodox control scheme (and rather unfriendly progress saving) takes some effort, but it still manages to entertain.

Project: Mayhem's heart is in the right place, but its head needs to get in the game.

The little Internet meme that could takes to the stars with surprisingly positive results.

Clippox Exodus manages to combine light action elements with platforming pretty well. The only problem is the platforming could use a little work.

Build a better obstacle course to help PeaG get to his target safely. With style, of course.

"Unleashed" feels like the wrong choice of words for a game with gated content, but it's still fun regardless.