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When it comes to mobile gaming, it can feel like every game out there is pay-to-win. Sure, there are plenty of great singleplayer games you can play that aren’t pay-to-win (this is often the case when you have to pay for the game in the first place), but since most multiplayer mobile games are free […]
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Big news for Nintendo fans who also love smartphone gaming: Super Mario Run is currently only $4.99 to unlock all levels, as opposed to the usual $9.99. Super Mario Run Disappointment When Super Mario Run was first teased, mobile gamers everywhere were immediately intrigued. This was arguably gaming’s biggest franchise being brought to smartphones everywhere,
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Well folks, Middle Earth: Shadow of War has officially come out for Android just a few days after we teased it here. While our teaser was concerned that it would just be another Clash of Clans ripoff, once I opened up and started running the game I was pleasantly surprised. This is a fairly unique
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There’s no better feeling than buying a new game console that came bundled with a free game, so that even if you couldn’t afford any games yet you could at least play something. For the Sega Genesis, this game was Sonic The Hedgehog (though not during its entire lifetime). For the Nintendo Wii it was
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Dwarf Fortress is a simulation game that is probably most widely known as an ASCII game that is prohibitively complicated. While the graphics are ASCII-based, and while it is one of the deepest, most complicated simulation games out there, Dwarf Fortress is not nearly as hard to get started with as people think it is.
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Before we start, I want to say that I am well aware that Killzone: Mercenary is a four-year old game on a basically dead console. Its age is part of why I want to talk about it, though. You see, when it comes to first-person shooters (FPSes) on handheld consoles, Killzone: Mercenary is still undeniably
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Hey smartphone gamers, it’s 2017 and mobile games are as good as they’ve ever been, so let’s take stock of some of the great upcoming mobile game releases for Android. These are just four games that will be coming out soon for Android, and they’re all from well-established franchises. If you’re an Android gamer, one
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If you like deals on great mobile games, this one’s for you. Motorsport Manager Mobile, the universally-lauded racing simulation management game for smartphones is currently free on the App Store and Google Play. Even if you don’t want to play it this second, you should go ahead and download it so that it sticks around
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Nowadays, there are nearly countless ways to play retro video games, with some being free and some costing money, and with some being legal and some being less so. If you want to play Sega classics on your smartphone, you can do that with SEGA Forever. If you’re lucky enough, other, non-SEGA Forever games have
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When it comes to educational games, students are generally not as excited about them as their teachers are. There are some great examples out there, but there are so few that any new entry is welcome. Even the ones that are out there are usually geared towards elementary schoolers. This means that gamers over about
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