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Even sampling this version of Tales of Phantasia will only lead to the frustration of seeing that Namco could have made an excellent version of the game, but didn't. Thanks, but no thanks.

Long term, In Fear I Trust has great potential with an awesome story- Particularly as they figure out where the plot is going in future episodes. In its current form, it's pretty buggy, and would have benefitted greatly with even a little bit of extra time baking inside of the proverbial development oven.

I had a blast going through Across Age 2, but I will admit I spent a good chunk of the time waiting for the game to do something surprising in terms of gameplay only to find it had virtually no intentions of doing so. I certainly hope if there's another sequel, it comes sooner or with some new ideas in tow beyond a narrative shake-up. For now, this will do.

While it probably won't blow you away, Tap & Blast is a great free game that will easily last you an afternoon. It has a sense of style, great controls, and a good amount of variety to keep you interested. My chief complaint is that it would have been a much better offering as a premium app rather than the heavy IAP scheme it employs now, but considering how fun the game is, it's worth wading through.

And never go camping. Who knows if you’ll run into a hillbilly wearing a mask made of flesh, or a masked stalker who walks extremely slowly but still manages to catch up. Or an unnaturally skinny, faceless man.

If you're a Robocop fan, there's certainly no harm in giving it a try. It's just a shame to see yet another game featuring this character miss the mark, this time because of elements external to the gameplay itself more than anything else. I'd have much preferred a better balance in the game's economy to keep the gameplay moving, even if it meant the game wasn't free. Heck, I'd buy that for a dollar.

With a laundry list of good modes, great visuals and a pretty decent upgrade and combat system, Battle Supremacy is simply a fun title for anyone remotely interested in tank combat. As noted above, there are a few areas for improvement, but I don’t think they detract ftoo much overall. Simply put, I highly recommend that folks pick it up.

Shooter fans are going to appreciate the fast action with a layer of strategy, while fans of defense games will surely enjoy the variety of units and strategies delivered in a fast-paced package. Barbarian is a game that just feels right in a lot of ways, and with a low price on top of that, you really need to pick it up, post haste.

Magnetized has the ability to excite and frustrate you in the same moment. With a slightly more polished design, it really could have been a must have puzzle title. But as it stands, hardcore puzzle fanatics will most likely get the most out of it.

The Room Two is a beyond worthy successor to the original in all ways. There is no reason to not play it. Here’s hoping that Fireproof Games can take what seems to be a great story, and more thoroughly flush it out in sequels to come.