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I'm not the guy that gets hyped up for story based games. I am actually the antithesis to that guy. This is that game that will change your mind on story driven games. As soon as you get caught up in the story, Banner Saga will give you a ride well worth the price of admission.

If you've ever played a snake game at any point in your life and are quasi-interested in giving it a go again, by all means check out Treasure Fetch, as it delivers on that front. But as it stands, the repetitive formula is still present, and even Jake and Finn can't hide that fact.

Turbo Dismount is a full fledged desktop sandbox game that feels like it had to shed a few pounds to fit into the iOS format. You could look at that as a positive or a negative, but I really like the fit better than other attempts at bridging platforms that have recently released.

Tactics Maiden is an excellent strategy RPG that any fan of the genre should try out. It's not terribly different from its predecessors, but it is a better game in every way, and that simple fact means it's among the best in its sub-genre on iOS.

All of these systems combined make for a game that's unfriendly to the point of being opposed to the player, when it could have been so much more fun if turned down the heat a bit. But hey, you can unlock the Delorean, so I suppose there are worse games?

Fans of TD aren’t necessarily looking for a revolution in gameplay — sometimes all that’s needed is a fresh set of paint, incremental improvements, and some lasting, enjoyable gameplay. Cursed Treasure 2 squarely falls in that latter category which makes it worth a pick-up in my view.

Air Supply - SOS is a great bit of straight-forward, challenging action, stuffed with more content than you would expect from its humble appearance. It is quite successful in both paying homage to Jetpac and building on it. If you've got even a little bit of love for the single-screen action games that used to dominate the hobby, you'll want to pick this up and start counting sheep immediately.

So I doubt that Emile — or Freddy, or Anna, or Karl — believe in Owen's "old Lie": having seen Verdun, and Reims, and Vimy Ridge, they'd rather live for each other than die for the fatherland.

With a price point of $0, you owe it to yourself to at least give the game a shot. If nothing else, even if you totally hate it, it's worth paying attention to just to see how its very strange monetization model plays out in the long run.

Definitely, Anomaly Defenders is more of a traditional tower defense game, and it is a well-worn genre. And I'm pretty sure that the game will feel more special to those familiar with Anomaly already because it uses so much of the language of previous games.