Over the last few years, there have been many indie games that debuted on PC and consoles that felt like they’d be a perfect fit for mobile. Some of those took years to show up on mobile while others never made it so far. Devolver Digital and Four Quarters’ dark…
I’m surprised I actually didn’t know about Slice & Dice (Free) until I saw it pop up on our forum and Jared’s write up last month for our Game of the Week feature. The dice-based roguelike dungeon crawler from developer Tann was originally in early access on PC and Android…
Here on TouchArcade, we try to cover the best games each week and highlight our favorite as the Game of the Week each week. Jared’s Game of the Week sometimes features a game we’ve reviewed or will review as well. This basically tells you that the game in question was…
Ever since I got the Razer Kitsune, I’ve been getting more and more used to leverless controllers. The Kitsune works on PS5 and PC, and I’ve since been looking to try more controllers like it. Most brands have been either too expensive or had very long lead times to deliver…
Ever since I bought my first 8BitDo Arcade Stick, I’ve gotten a bit obsessed with different sticks, controllers, and more for arcade games, fighters, shmups, retro games, and more. If you’ve read any of our fighting game reviews or shmup articles, you’ve likely seen the ones I use on a…
Over the last few years, I’ve been buying and using quite a few controllers across different consoles, PC, and mobile platforms. Some of them have been mediocre while others have been amazing. I also use these controllers across a variety of game genres and have slowly been finding how I…
Yesterday, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (the remaster) (Free) hit iOS and Android worldwide following its release on PC and consoles last year. Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective isn’t the first time the game has been on iOS. In fact, aside from the original Nintendo DS release, the only way to play…
It sure has been wild watching Suika Game ($2.99) and its growth over time. Its roots are apparently in some kind of game made for a projector, with a Switch port released exclusively on the Japanese eShop languishing for a couple of years without getting much attention at all. Then…
Ten years. Ten danged years. That’s how long it has been, minus a couple of months, since I reviewed the very first Adventure to Fate game, Quest to the Core. It was a game with a humble scope, but what it did it did well. While not without its share…
Given how busy the release season is leading into the end of March before things calm down a bit, it is hard to find time to replay many older games when there’s so much new stuff coming out each week across platforms. With Supergiant Games’ amazing rogue-like Hades finally coming…