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So while I'm not a fan of this particular mixture, perhaps there's a way to make a town-building game that incorporates creative sandbox elements. But Supernauts just doesn't have the right formula.

While I think DUNGEONy is far from the top of the roguelike heap, it's unique, and developer Korigame has talked about continuing to iterate upon and improve the game. Depending on how the changes and hopeful improvements pan out, this could be a game worth revisiting down the road, though it's certainly an interesting pickup for roguelike fans as it is.

The Powerpuff Girls have had quite a few games over the years, and not one of them has been very good at all. Well, that's changed. Apart from some minor issues with the controls, boss fights, and audio, I can't think of much to say against this game. Pick it up and prepare yourself for the best rainy day adventure ever. Well, maybe the second best.

Its relatively low difficulty makes it a good fit for people who are new to the genre, and the art style's broad appeal helps in that capacity. Veterans will likely want to give this a pass and devote their attention elsewhere, however.

Since TwoDots is a fairly challenging game, I found myself really hooked to it and couldn’t put it down for long periods of time. Lives slowly regenerate over time, so its not necessary to spend any money, but it certainly benefits the developer should you decide to. Thankfully, the game is at least free of advertisements.

It may not be the most memorable game on the market, but it certainly holds its own as an intriguing endless runner with a unique blend of all guns blazing platforming mayhem.

Angry Birds Epic is for the most part enjoyable, but it’s let down considerably by its endless IAPs and continual nagging.That said, it’s a great introduction to the RPG mechanics for those who want to dip their toes in a little and try something new.

Otherwise, this is such a deep and unique take on tower defense that everyone really has to check it out. In my view there will always be room for awesome takes on traditional TD games but I hope developers take note because OTTTD proves that the genre can be improved in an awesome way while still staying true to its roots.

Twisty Planets probably won’t be converting any non-fans to the genre, but for those that appreciate this brand of puzzle-platformer, it’s well worth playing. I’m a fan of the gravity mechanics, and there’re plenty of levels and enough of a difficulty curve to keep players busy for awhile. Veteran and newbie fans of the gameplay should simply check it out.

If you enjoyed Dungeon Raid or any of its progeny, I highly recommend checking out Darkin. For whatever it lacks in gameplay innovation, it more than makes up for with its unique presentation and overall quality.