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This non senseless and highly interesting gameplay makes that other areas which aren't as good can be seen kindlier. Graphics are adequate but not groundbreaking in any sense, animations are short of frames and overall, technical performance is average. But gameplay is good and suited for anyone, so we would recommend you to go for it. Ninja-style, of course.

Cloud Raiders is set in cute 3D cartoonished graphics. Effects and animations endow the game with dynamism and enhance its attractive. Controls are responsive and intuitive. The learning curve is acceptable and there's a step-by-step tutorial that will guide you through the basics of the game. In a nutshell, Cloud Raiders is a really well-crafted game that, despite not being the most original title on the store, has everything you need to have a blast if you are fond of RTS games.

The only catch of Fright Fight is that Local (offline) mode isn't available yet. I'd love to practice my fighting skills and upgrading my character by training on my own. No chance so far. Regardless, Fright Fight has all the ingredients to become a reference within the genre.

Whether you've never given turn-based tactics a whirl before or you're the Number One Fan of the genre, Pragmatix's Wormix is a solid game good for much blasting glee.

The game presents an original idea and it's different and definitely more enjoyable than other puzzles we've recently tried out. It's definitely a good entertainment worth the trying.

Absolutely great graphics - the fire sprite is continually fun to watch, even when the going gets tough. Collecting every single mini-flame in order to unlock the next stages is a little anal-retentive for me, but the general challenge is fun anyway. It's a perfect balance of skill and luck, risk and reward, plus you get to burn down a castle at the end of each level.

The graphics run the full cartoony spectrum, ultra smooth and engaging. Controls are intuitive and lightning responsive. It's not a brainy game, but neither does it need to be. MilkCap's Tiki Monkeys is more fun than a barrel of... you know. Go getcher gold, pirate, and shiver some tappin' timbers while yer at it. Yarrr.

Unlike many other games, Ninja Hero Cats has parental controls for in-app purchases: you can deactivate them from settings. I appreciate that. I'm just missing a better social integration via online leaderboards and online contests/tournaments. Besides that, an addictive gameplay backed by an excellent artwork and balanced upgrading system. Highly recommended.

The visual and audio design are nothing short of outstanding. It's rendered in smoothly beautiful cartoons, managing cutesy without edging into cloying. It makes me want to play again and again just to discover what new design might be lurking just a little further down the ocean's floor.

The near-constant blasts add realism, but are also the one complaint I have. The levels seem to be off such that the peaks of the effect get cut, causing a strange audio effect.