Servant of the Lake mixes Vanderboom chores with alchemy
Rusty Lake's prequel to Roots casts you as the Vanderbooms' servant for one weekend, and in my book it leads the series as a newcomer's first stop.
Rusty Lake's prequel to Roots casts you as the Vanderbooms' servant for one weekend, and in my book it leads the series as a newcomer's first stop.
Pocket Gamer says TOEM's gyroscope camera feels like shooting with the actual phone, though App Store reviews keep calling the hand-drawn trip short.
Even with App Store reviews flagging red-dot shop prompts, Duck Survival's build-by-day, defend-by-night zombie loop holds up for short sessions.
Rush Rally Origins nails the slide through a dirty hairpin, a 36-stage overhead rally throwback that plays best with a controller.
Level Devil's traps are gleeful the first time through, but its App Store reviews report an ad after nearly every one of its bite-size levels.
Even with the cramped touch controls reviewers flag on iPhone, El Paso, Elsewhere keeps its slow-motion neo-noir shootouts mostly intact.
Pocket Tanks still nails the two-player couch artillery duel, up to 400 weapons deep, and its App Store reviews single out the absence of ads.