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Oh, and there's no IAP here, just one premium cheap game from a first-time developer. A developer that I hope continues to put out more projects in the space, mind, because of how well-crafted Star Cat Adventure is. While a lot of projects are laser focused on creating a "retro" brand, Star Cat effortlessly just injects elements of a bygone era into something that looks completely new. Heck, I would even be fine with a direct sequel.

If you keep in mind that the seas can be a little rough, you are going to have a whole lot of fun playing Tempest . This game is worth the investment.

Get Me Outta Here has a little bit of jankiness and rough edges to it, but they don't diminish the overall experience to a great degree. This is a rather fun arena shooter, and well worth a download at the very least, though you'll get a ton of fun out of the full game unlock if you indulge in it.

With that said, if you've really never seen Trailer Park Boys before, and you like stupid humor, the whole show is on Netflix. Check it out, and I promise if it clicks with you you'll be spouting Rickyisms in no time.

Bottom line, if you memorize the location of the "skip dialogue" button for every game, you may want to give this one a pass. Planescape: Torment still stands tall as a landmark masterpeice that can continue to age gracefully, now on your phone or tablet. Make sure you pack your reading glasses if you grab it! Oh, one more thing, I saw this comment on the old forum thread and really thought it would bear repeating:

Sunless Sea is easily one of the best narrative-based games on the App Store, and I would easily venture to say that it's one of a kind. The sailing and exploration parts combine almost seamlessly with the narrative part and help to deliver a fantastic game that you shouldn't miss out on. And this time around, we also have an app that works great, which is definitely a plus. Hopefully, we'll get the Zubmariner expansion soon for more madness and terror, but until then, there's more than plenty to do in Sunless Sea, including go mad and eat your friends.

If you're still the type of person who's rooting for a Zoids reboot you'll probably have a great time here, but otherwise you can likely hang on for more updates and improvements -- some of which the developer has already acquiesced.

Yodanji probably won't convince anyone who isn't already interested in the roguelike genre, but it's of a high enough quality that if you're not averse to the fundamental concept, you should have a fun time with it.

Still, it's a game that compelled me to sit down and fight against it to try and beat it. And with the promise of future content teased with additional pilots, and a long-term meta-game as you upgrade Blue Sector, along with the rewarding feeling of beating a tough level, there's a lot to like about Full of Stars, even if this game wants to beat you down to the core of your soul, too.

Meganoid to me is one of those games. Combine that with the fact that this is a quickly-made project, and it just can't live up to the lofty heights of the game that inspired it. It's a thoroughly okay game, but there's not a lot like it on mobile. Perhaps that's for a reason?