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I'd love to see Duke Dashington expanded on from here, I think there's more that can be done with the concept in either new content or finding new ways to play that existing content. But for a mobile-friendly platformer, I sure had fun with Duke Dashington. But I wonder if I could have more of it.

I think Spidey fans and runner fans should definitely check out Spider-Man Unlimited simply because it does so much right. If you treat it like a King game, pulling it out here and there during your day, you'll probably really enjoy yourself and not rub against the stamina meter too badly.

If you haven't taken the plunge and you like platformers even a little bit, this is the game to get. Now I've managed to stop playing long enough to type this review, but its really time I get back to it.

If the third chapter keeps up the quality found here, the whole game stitched together will likely be one of the best traditional adventure games of the last decade or more. Don't let it slip by you.

A classic, a museum piece, a nostalgia trip, and a reminder of just how much things can change, for better or worse, over the course of more than 25 years of game design advances. I think it's a game best experienced in portable format these days, but even with that in mind, it's still really only for those looking for a return to the most simple of times.

This is pretty much exactly how I feel about MUJO, its a nice light puzzle game that will steal time away from you without giving you even a suspicion that you are wrapped up in it.

Undoubtedly, there's plenty of systems to entice the player to spend the money – why make playing the actual game one of them if it isn't necessary? And the game ain't half-bad looking either. As far as free-to-play RPGs go, Etherlords is well worth it for the curious.

But when it comes time to actually get down it and play the game for extended periods of time, it doesn't really hold up as well as it should. While the actual score-attack-centric games are decent enough, I don't see anyone really playing this months, or even weeks down the line.

It’s pretty rare to see a game with as much of a fascinating genre mix as Gemini Strike, much less one that has decided to take the freemium route. Yet, Armor Games manages to hit that freemium/enjoyment balance nearly perfectly with an excellent shoot ‘em up that deserves merit on its own. Considering the cost of admission, it’s a no brainer to check out Gemini Strike, and I’m pretty sure you won’t be disappointed.

It’s hard to strike a freemium balance with puzzle games like Super Monkey Ball Bounce. You want to create an enjoyable experience while not giving the impression that the odds are stacked against the player....