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In the end, however, Shin Megami Tensei is easily one of the best RPGs we've seen on the iOS platform yet, and it deserves your attention in spite of some of the flaws specific to this port. I had an amazing time making my way through this huge, crazy journey, and I only hope that English versions of Shin Megami Tensei 2 and more follow.

I've no reason to doubt this game will be improved with updates, but as it stands right now, it's going to need a fair bit of work to fully realize the fantastic potential laying tantalizingly just out of reach.

Like the dark rides I mentioned in the opening paragraph, I think the first trip through is very enjoyable, but it's not really something you want to keep doing over and over again. It's an impressive hour and a half, particularly for your eyes, but I'm not sure if that's going to be enough for most.

In reality, Frontline Commando 2 isn't quite the game the first one is, and isn't even half the game D-Day is. The experience was already simplified and streamlined, and taking it a step further leaves precious little on the bone, relatively speaking. I love the idea of the squads and the PVP, but these meager additions do little to make up for the near-total loss of any strategy in the combat. If you're a fan of the series, by all means, give it a shot. It's free, so you don't have anything to lose, after all.

I've no reason to doubt this game will be improved with updates, but as it stands right now, it's going to need a fair bit of work to fully realize the fantastic potential laying tantalizingly just out of reach.

As it stands, Warlords plays like a game that tries to be everything to everyone but falls a bit short. It’s still a fun game and players that put forth the effort can get enjoyment out of the additions. However, it just didn’t fully do it for me like the original did.

You won’t want to miss out on Glorkian Warrior: Trials of Glork, especially if you’re a huge fan of arcade shooters with hilariously great jokes and some marvellous comic visuals. It's got a few flaws, but the good vastly outweighs the bad.

I don't think it's a better snowboarding game than SuperPro Snowboarding, but it's offering something a bit different that I think has its own appeal. If you're snowed in and not completely snowed out on winter sports, it's worth a bit of your time.

What makes Wave Wave special is its ability to remain mechanically simply yet ultimately engaging through challenging the player’s physical abilities to react and respond. It’s a game which philosophies rest on player skill, and test that skill to the point of breaking you or making you better.

Yes, Tanuki Forest is an endless runner at its core, but it’s beautifully designed, highly original, and incorporates new and exciting elements of play to keep things interesting. Whatever Mighty Mill’s influence where Tanuki Forest is concerned, it’s without a doubt a leading front runner and full of charm.