AppAdvice

I recommend giving Taichi Panda a try if you are into MMO’s and hack-n-slash dungeon crawlers. It will definitely help pass some time this weekend.

I wanted to like Rad Boarding, I really did. However, while the foreground graphics look fantastic, the background is not up-to-par, which is unfortunate. The music is also fun for the first few times, but then it is a bit repetitive, like the course — there isn’t much variation with each run. The ads are also a bit intrusive and annoying, and the lack of Game Center is a let down.

I highly recommend checking out Magic Touch if you are looking for an intense arcade game and have enjoyed Nitrome’s offerings in the past.

I love the gameplay, as it is interesting, fast-paced, and challenging, since you have to focus on the right rewards to do the most damage for bosses. Combo Quest is a great test of your skill, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for an interesting endless RPG to play this week.

If you are a rhythm game fan and up for a real challenge, then I recommend giving Give It Up! a try for yourself. I’m still trying to beat the first level.

Bit Dungeon II still needs a bit of work, though, as the game currently does not save your progress if you close the app out of memory. Despite this, the game itself is a fun and challenging way to pass some spare time on your hands. The graphics are stunning, the chiptunes are a joy to listen to, and it is a real test of your gaming skill. I recommend checking out Bit Dungeon II if you are a fan of roguelikes that combine Legend of Zelda, Diablo, and Dark Souls into one rewarding game.

So far, I’m loving Sneaky Sneaky. The game itself looks beautiful, the music is calming, and the controls are easy and intuitive. The gameplay is the perfect mix of both stealth and offense, so it’s flexible with play styles. All of the monsters have their special traits, bringing new challenges with every room. This one is definitely a keeper. I recommend Sneaky Sneaky if you enjoy strategic stealth puzzle RPG games.

I highly recommend checking out Highrise Heroes if you’re a fan of storytelling and word games. It’s incredibly polished for what it is, and the option to play for free or remove the freemium elements is nice.

Aside from the crazy hard difficulty at the moment, I’m enjoying Vertigo. The graphics are beautiful, and the cycling colors in the background are just hypnotic. The music is upbeat and quirky, and controls are responsive. It’s a challenging game that breathes some much needed fresh air to a classic. I recommend checking out Vertigo if you are a fan of arcade games. Let’s just hope that update comes out sooner rather than later.

I’m always a sucker for classic arcade game homages, and this is definitely one of them. I love the vintage pixelated graphics and authentic chiptune soundtrack of Mr. Particle-Man, and the controls are easy to get used to. There are a ton of challenging levels for the price, and like any real arcade game, there’s a lot of reasons to keep playing.