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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.

The graphics are fun, smooth and cartoony. The idea of leveling up your "enemy" along with yourself is an unique mechanic as well. The controls are unfortunately clumsy; the floating on-screen buttons make precision pretty much out of the question, which for me gets frustrating quickly. Still, Kongregate's Endless Boss Fight is totally free to play, and worth it if you're into doing battle with giant robots.

Its 3D graphics are quite impressive for an arcade-like game that runs away from simulation. Controls are responsive. In fact, there lies most of the game's stickiness. I'm only missing different game modes. Especially an online multiplayer mode. Global leaderboards doesn't replace the feeling of playing against real players in real time. Besides that, a frenetic addictive game which is totally worth your time!

The display also wasn't configured correctly for my Nexus 4; some of the graphics fell off the edge of the screen. Still, Rising Step's Dual Survivor is intriguing to try for a couple runs, just to see if you're able to operate your thumbs independently of each other.

However, if you are not into fishing at all, or prefer something a little bit not so repetitive, you can get bored really fast. It's a free game, yes it is, but once you are tempted to buy golden fishing rods or whatever it's more likely you uninstall it, because aside of the in sight gameplay it seems to work like a slot machine beneath, making you play over looking for a lucky shot. Ehem. Like fishing itself.

Do you need a dose of puzzles? Get one of the highest quality. Hyperspace Yard's Division Cell is probably the best-designed and most original mobile puzzler you've played so far. Or at least one of them. Do you need a dose of puzzles? Get one of the highest quality. Hyperspace Yard's Division Cell is probably the best-designed and most original mobile puzzler you've played so far. Or at least one of them.

If you're intrigued by the burgeoning possibilities of gamebooks, or you just love goofball stories, definitely try Radial Games Corp.'s Monster Loves You! You're going to love it right back.

I really wish moving about felt more satisfying, because I'd love to explore all the worlds to the fullest. Monster Robot Studios' Steam Punks dabbles in a genre rich with possibility, but misses the mark when it comes to the controls.

The idea is definitely fresh and addictive and the game has amazing graphics and a detailed interface. Definitely, an app to keep in mind, much better than other puzzle battling games. HeroCraft Ltd is the developer of Puzzle Defense: Dragons, a comprehensive game with a long-gameplay and a tremendous exquisite approach.

It's alluring and addicting; you actually feel like you're doing something incidentally creative alongside the defensive strategizing. Lucky Frame's Bad Hotel has received a load of well-merited positive press, which it wholly deserves. A splendid, enchanting tower defense game, even for those unfamiliar with the genre.