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#Tokyo 42
Helpful Hints for Tokyo 42
Looking for quick tips to help you survive Micro Tokyo? Look no further!
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#Mage Gauntlet
Expert Strategy: Mage Gauntlet
As you get into the back half of Mage Gauntlet’s Normal Mode, your use of spells will make a huge difference as to whether or not you’ll survive. As such, it’s important to know what each spell does and when you should use it. Here’s a complete list of all 13 spells. Fireball – Launch … Continue reading “Expert Strategy: Mage Gauntlet”
2 min Read
#JoyJoy
Radiangames and JoyJoy
JoyJoy started on XBox 360, but made a splash when it later debuted on mobile with new touch controls.
4 min Read
#Fireball SE
Tips to Survive Fireball SE
Keep moving, save your supernovas — and other ways to take your score to the next level.
1 min Read
#Plunderland
Helpful Hints for Plunderland Players
A-B-P. Always be plundering.
1 min Read
#Sushi Cat Words
Sushi Cat Words: The Cutest Word Game Ever
Sushi Cat Words may be the cutest word game around, but that doesn’t mean it won’t give you a brain workout!
3 min Read
#JoyJoy
Top 5 Tips for JoyJoy
When to turn off auto-aim, when to use the Ultra Attack, and how to avoid the deadly swarm.
1 min Read
#Cursed Treasure 2
Top 10 Skills in Cursed Treasure 2
Trying to decide on some of the most useful skills to pick up and upgrade? Here are some useful ones you’ll definitely want to invest in.
2 min Read
#Bardbarian
Bardbarian: Defense that Rocks
Castle defense, arcade-style waves, RPG elements… wrap it up in a genuinely charming, humorous presentation, and you’ve got a recipe for a winner.
3 min Read
#Pocket RPG
Character Class Guide for Pocket RPG
One of the keys to winning in Pocket RPG is in knowing how to play your character. Each one requires a slightly different strategy. Here are some tips to help you out!
2 min Read
#Zombie Match Defense
Zombie Match Defense: A Genre Mash-up with Brains
Mixing zombies, match-3 puzzle games, and lane-based defense sounds ridiculously generic — and yet when you play the game, it feels fresh and fun in a way you would never have expected.
6 min Read
#Puzzlejuice
The Making of Puzzlejuice
Puzzlejuice was conceived by Asher Vollmer while he was still a student at the University of Southern California. The name Puzzlejuice was inspired by 1990s American pop culture, which Vollmer described as “EXTREME”.
4 min Read
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