We will have a review available later but for now, rather than doing a preview, we are just going to post some screen shots from the early part of the game. After all, a picture is worth a thousand words, right? This is the fourth game in the popular Dungeon Hunter series by Gameloft, a [...]
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Epic Mech Wars Hits iOS Today
February 11th, 2013
triverse Ever since seeing Robotech and Transformers as a child on television, I have been a giant robot fan. It is something that has stuck with me throughout my life, really. There is just something about giant robots that is cool and interesting to me. That is part of the reason that I am excited about [...]
Review: Dungelot From Red Winter Software on the JXD S601 Android Device
January 26th, 2013
triverse Let me preface this review by saying, Dungelot is THE Roguelike game for people that hate Roguelike games. There, I said it, now that that little fact is out of the way, I can get on with explaining why that is. Forget just about everything you hate about Rogue and the genre in general because [...]
Interactive TV Style Gaming is Here with Braindex on iPad and iPad Mini
January 19th, 2013
triverse Companies have been trying to bring interactive television to viewers/gamers since the late 80′s with many failed attempts. Millions of dollars have been spent on trying to get people to buy into turning their television shows into interactive programming (Wheel of Fortune came the closest with a costly add-on but still failed miserably within focus [...]
Review: Train Conductor 2 by The Voxel Agents on The Zeepad 7″ ICS Android Tablet
December 23rd, 2012
triverse The Voxel Agents know how to make a cool, addicting, game out of a premise that just doesn’t sound that cool. I mean, who really thinks being a train conductor would be a cool game, yet here we are with the second game in the series on Android. Awhile back, when we had Video Game [...]
Review: Raiden Legacy on JXD S601 Android Hand Held
December 22nd, 2012
triverse Back in the day, we took games like Raiden for granted, the genre was overpopulated so to speak, there were tons of scrolling shooters available on all platforms. Even with all of that competition, the quality of Raiden was able to stand out and spawned quite the following with fans. Now, years later, Raiden has [...]
Sale: Wild Blood by Gameloft on Sale
December 21st, 2012
triverse Gameloft are known for making cool games and when sale time comes up, they are one of the companies that dips the deepest with their sales (their games are usually markedly higher than the competition’s prices mind you). Today, Gameloft has put Wild Blood on sale for $0.99, that is less than a buck, folks.
Dungeon Fighter Gunner Beats iOS and Android Into Submission
December 18th, 2012
triverse Scrolling fighters seem to be making a comeback similar to 2.5D action platformers and that revival continues with Dungeon Fighter Gunner on iOS and Google Play. Nexon Co. have recreated their insanely popular PC title on portable devices and judging by the shots, they did quite well.
Playmobil Pirates Boards iTunes and Fires a Warning Shot Across the Bow of Google Play
December 16th, 2012
triverse Pirates are a fundamental staple of gaming since Sid Meier released Pirates! in the 80′s, gamers simply cannot get enough of the genre, mostly in the simulation arena (action games have not been as popular for some reason). Playmobil Pirates by Gameloft, having just hit the iTunes App Store, is preparing to hit Google Play
Aquadude Swimming to the Top of iTunes Charts
December 15th, 2012
triverse Aquadude has been thrashing some waves on the iTunes App Store proving it is one of the up and coming running games to premiere in 2012. Vortex Gaming have taken the pitfalls that other running games fall into, deleted them from the design document and pushed the genre forward with new ideas that change the [...]
Review: Zookeeper Battle by Kiteretsu on the Zeepad 7″ ICS Android Tablet
December 8th, 2012
triverse Zookeeper originally was an innovative puzzle game that added new things to the casual puzzle mix and now, we have online multiplayer with players around the world but we had to sacrifice some things to get it. Battling players around the world, even in different languages is pretty awesome (this is achieved through only offering [...]
AquaDude Brings Running Games Under the Sea on iOS
December 8th, 2012
triverse Side scrolling running games are plentiful on the iOS platform, it takes something unique and interesting to hold any new players interest. AquaDude, by Vortex Gaming, eliminates the pitfalls other running games fall into, namely, taking the action off the land and allowing the player to travel the full height of the screen.

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