Review: Medieval Life
Alphaquest’s Medieval Life is a turn-based RPG title that features 2D graphics, a simple but crisp art style, and easy to master gameplay.
The greatest amount of difficulty in Medieval ...
Review: Smartphone Tycoon
If you follow the reviews here on Kabir News you know I love industry/business simulators. Music sims, wrestling booking sims, game develop sims–I love them all. There was one ...
Review: Puzzle and Dragons
Puzzle and Dragons by GungHo is the ultra-popular match-three puzzle game that became an instant hit shortly after its 2012 launch.
So why is it that we’re just now reviewing it? ...
Review: Tiny Rails
Tiny Titans’ Tiny Rails is an interesting game that will have you managing an old-school commercial/transport train line in competition with a more modern train line.
Making its ...
Review: Memrise Learn 50 Languages
Memrise’s Learn 50 Languages is as it says on the tin: a language learning app. The thing that makes it stand out from another language learning app that we reviewed in Duolingo is ...
Review: Card Hunter
Blue Manchu’s Card Hunter is a game that started out as a browser title in 2013 before hitting Steam in 2015. The game is a mix of collectible card game through elements of attack, ...
Review: SimCity BuildIt
EA’s SimCity BuildIt (also on iOS) is the mobile version of its popular SimCity franchise. A city builder, your main goal is to lay down roads, energy generators, businesses, warehouses, ...
Review: Megapolis
Megapolis is a mobile-friendly city builder by Social Quantum. Of the city builders available on mobile platforms it’s one of the better ones available given that it’s not entirely ...
Review: Survive – Wilderness Survival
Sand Bay Games’ Survive – Wilderness Survival by Juuso Hietalahti is a solid, enjoyable survival simulator.
What stands out about Survive is the difficulty. After your ...
Review: Let’s Play Tycoon
I love tycoon games and business management sims, there’s usually a decent degree of longevity and challenge in them—even with cutesy but deceptively difficult franchises like those ...
