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There's a richness to Chinese Mythology that few games have tapped into. Hopping vampires, horsemen, and headless, face-torso'd cannibals are among the bizarre beasts from the East many gamers have never seen. Nine Tails Studio, Inc. decided to grab a pickaxe and dig deep into the unmined gold found in Chinese mythos to bring us Monsters Rising, a real-time strategy game for iOS.

Hard Time is the newest offering from MDickie, the developer behind Wresting Revolution. He's brought the hard-hitting action of his wrestling game and transferred it to the prison life, letting you serve time however you want in an open-world (so to speak), environment.

It seems like endless runners are everywhere nowadays, and many of them are the exact same game with a different skin slapped on top of it. Ravenous Games, Inc. has thrown their hat into the ring with Random Runners, which leads us to wonder whether this runner is worth your time, or if you should just run from it?

The Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures is a classic 2D platformer billed as "Nintendo Hard, but fun." It stars popular internet celebrity James Rolfe, otherwise known as, 'The Angry Video Game Nerd' as he makes his way through 2D platformer levels all meant to parody some of the worst games in existence.

She’s a captain, and she’s an astronaut. She’s Captain Bubblenaut! And in this new iOS game, by Dean Tate of BioShock/Dance Central fame, you will become an astronaut too. Will it rein your universe, or get lost in space?

Tiny Lego pullback cars have been played with by kids for years, and now they've finally made their way onto iOS in Lego Pullback Racers. The adorable and short game is built for a far younger audience, but still holds enough simple entertainment to help anybody pass the time, no matter what age they may be.

Zen Studios, known for their pinball games, has released a new rhythm-fighter called KickBeat. Does this kung fu-flavored fighter game have what it takes to take on the heavy hitters on the PlayStation Network? Or does it miss a step and deserve to be knocked out?

The true challenge behind any free-to-play title is how much is that money grab going to cost a tried and true gamer. Can we skirt the inevitable in-app purchases for a lengthy period, or are we seduced into a first rate experience only to be immediately slapped with an almost mandatory purchase? Rooms of Memory builds its house on the freemium model, and if first impressions only mattered, I woul

Once considered an important new franchise for next gen hardware, Lost Planet has struggled to keep itself in the public eye through recent years. Since it launched as one of the prettiest early Xbox 360 games, Lost Planet has tumbled from AAA international hit to a forgotten franchise. In fact, Lost Planet had such cache that it was one of a very few titles that was on its way to the silver scre

ControlCraft has reached its third generation and is ready to bring its fast-thinking tower defense style action to your iPod, iPhone, or iPad. Do you have what it takes to command and control your troops in order to win the war that's waging on your mobile device? Land sakes if I know. But you can play ControlCraft 3 in the meantime.