Review: Combo Crew for Mobile Devices
Mr. Boss has locked the greatest fighters of all time in his tower. Take command and fight your way out! Employ all of your touch-screen-fu to defeat your foes.
Mr. Boss has locked the greatest fighters of all time in his tower. Take command and fight your way out! Employ all of your touch-screen-fu to defeat your foes.
In Unmechanical you pilot a tiny robot who has been snatched from his friends and family, and uncover the mysteries of the strange automated confines within which he is now trapped.
Think you can multitask? Then try your hand at the color-mixing, button mashing madness on offer in Color Sheep from Trinket Studios.
Face off against heroes from the Venture Bros, Borderlands, Evil Dead, and Sam and Max in a winner-take-all poker tournament. Great cross-game prizes await!
The freaks are coming! As Archangel Mark Leung, use your heavenly weapons to slay hordes of creatures trying to board the Ark. This party boat is invite-only!
Travel across America as you run from a ravenous throng of zombies. Make trades in cities to survive. Safe Haven is far to the west. Will you survive the trip?
We are going to keep this one short and sweet: There are simply hundreds of thousands of indie games available on the iOS and Android platforms so it is impossible to attempt to be comprehensive, let alone definitive. Instead, we are going to point out five that we spent a lot of time with and thought were as solid as could be. Here are IGR’s top five favorite mobile indie games of 2012
waking Mars from indie game developers Tiger Style had a very successful year, moving quickly from its initial iOS release to an improved PC port and then Steam via Greenlight. Discover why this game continues to earn new fans…