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  1. Ghosts of Memories

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 19, 2015

    So far, while I love the game’s graphics, style, and sound, the game isn’t as captivating as other titles when it comes to the gameplay itself, and that’s a shame. Plus, I experienced some weird issues on the first launch, such as a black screen during the intro on my iPhone 6s Plus.
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    7.0
  2. Downwell

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 15, 2015

    Overall, the game is fast-paced, challenging, and there is enough action to keep you entertained for a long time.
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    9.0
  3. Super Sharp

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 13, 2015

    As a big fan of physics-based puzzles, I am enjoying Super Sharp a lot so far. The minimal design is aesthetically pleasing, the music and sounds are fun, and the gameplay is rather challenging. The physics engine is pretty realistic as well, so there’s no funny business here.
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    8.0
  4. Chesh

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 08, 2015

    I recommend checking out Chesh if you enjoy turn-based strategy games like chess, but want something with a bit more pizazz.
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    9.0
  5. Astra

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 05, 2015

    I’m still pretty early on in Astra, but I’m enjoying the game a lot so far. The graphics are beautiful and incredibly detailed, the music is soothing with whimsical sound effects, the controls feel natural and let you play it with one hand, and the gameplay is challenging. I’m always looking for a good auto-running platformer adventure that has some realistic physics, and Astra has it. I recommend checking this one out if you want a fun and challenging physics-based platformer to keep yourself occupied with.
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    9.0
  6. SPL-T

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 05, 2015

    SPL-T does not look like much, but it is a great addition for puzzle game fans. Don’t be fooled by the lo-fi graphics — SPL-T is challenging and definitely something different in terms of puzzle fare. Chances are also high that you will keep playing this whenever you have a moment to spare.
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    8.0
  7. The Balloons

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 01, 2015

    I recommend giving The Balloons a try if you want a fun pick-up-and-play title to get you through a few minutes (or hours) of your day.
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    9.0
  8. hocus.

    iOS · Christine Chan · Oct 01, 2015

    I’ve been playing Hocus for a while now, and I’m thoroughly enjoying it so far. The minimal graphics are aesthetically pleasing, the music is soothing, controls are intuitive, and the puzzles can be challenging. I just want to see more levels and maybe different modes to give players a real mental workout (solve it in “x” amount of moves, etc.)
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    8.0
  9. [the Sequence]

    iOS · Christine Chan · Sep 29, 2015

    I’m still early on in the game, but I’ve been enjoying it a lot so far. The visuals are crisp and colorful, the music is lovely, the controls feel natural and are easy to pick up, and the puzzles can prove to be difficult enough to keep you busy for a long time. I highly recommend grabbing The Sequence if you are a fan of sequential and logical puzzle games.
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    9.0
  10. Land Sliders

    iOS · Christine Chan · Sep 24, 2015

    I’ve only spent a bit of time with Land Sliders since downloading it last night, but so far I’m enjoying it a lot. The graphics are cute and charming, the music is an absolute delight, the controls are intuitive, and the gameplay is fun yet challenging. If you just want a game that will help you kill some downtime, then make sure to give this one a try.
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    9.0