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This game provides a great fun accompanied by flawless graphics and a highly enjoyable interface which we've been missing for quite some time. We'd recommend this great entertainment to anyone, but specially fans of colorful and interactive fast-paced arcades.

Regarding gameplay, rules and user interface are quite unclear so expect some trial and error and error. For example, your character will fight with his bare hands unless stated otherwise, no matter which are his weapons of choice. Anyway, a game perfectly suited for a connoisseur minority who's aware that oldies but goodies never pass away.

The solo campaign is divided into continents, and feels quite faithful to Metal Slug lore (in case there's such). Gameplay sometimes feels a little bit hurried and chaotic, but it will lure both defense and Metal Slug fans alike for sure, because it's a really good defense game, thrilling and challenging and without obscene in-app purchases. Recommended.

The feeling of riskiness brought about by playing with razorblades is palpable, adding tension to otherwise fairly cookie-cutter gameplay. Sound is rather freaky-deeky; Dum makes toddler-esque squeaky noises upon recovering the babies. BulkyPix's Freedum is a game of fancy insect fingers playing with sharp objects.

That said, Mobfish Hunter is gloriously, gloriously free, and definitely fun for anyone looking for a silly fishing spree complete with underwater explosions.

A well-developed and impressive high quality game featuring Susan Sarandon's voice. Definitely worth playing, beautiful and educational.

The music will either drive you crazy or sooth the pain of constant failure even on Easy mode, but it can be toggled on and off as you please.

Protect your kingdom and defeat the evil monsters in this entertaining defense game. The idea doesn't offer anything we haven't seen before, although the gameplay is still quite enjoyable and addictive, even if you already know how

Dead Ahead's artwork is excellent as well as its spicy sense of humor. The guy is controlled with three basic buttons: attack, accelerate and move up-down to avoid obstacles. Controls are responsive but it's quite easy to mis-tap them (should be bigger). The main flaw has to do with its too aggressive and intrusive in-app purchase (IAP). Besides that, the game is playworthy.

Although I'm personally missing an online multiplayer mode and more added-value features, Sensei War is title worth to try for fans of the genre.