Review: Froggies
Froggies is the first game from fledgling developer Promnia, and it's definitely a promising start to their game-making career. The goal of the game is fairly straightforward: remove all of the frogs from...
Review: Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land
Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land has some interesting game mechanics, but like the big, tentacled one himself, there are some things about it that may very well drive you to the brink of madness. A...
Review: Boy Loves Girl
From Grubby Hands comes an artsy-style game entitled Boy Loves Girl, a fun and addictive type of game that only costs 99¢ and is available only from the iOS App Store. In this game, which is now...
Review: Ceramic Destroyer
Let’s face it: ceramics have not been any fun since you were in elementary school art class. With that being said, any school would never let a kid destroy those terrible pieces of art we all gave to our...
Review: rComplex
Reflexes are important for everyday life - having a fast reaction time and faster reflexes ultimately means having a better quality of life. For example, having a quick reaction time means the difference...
Review: Avernum: Escape from the Pit
Avernum: Escape from the Pit is a new RPG from indie developer Spiderweb Software, and for many of you that name alone is more than enough information. Spiderweb specializes in old-school RPGs from the golden...
Review: Anomaly Warzone Earth
Anomaly Warzone Earth is a tower defense-style game created by Bit 11 Studios. This is the first title from this studio and is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and just recently, XBLA. With the...
Review: Draw Something
If you haven't noticed, the casual mobile gamer has a new game of choice: Draw Something. It seems that everyone with a smart phone or tablet is playing Draw Something. There are two versions of the game...
Review: Zombie Madness
New Gamer Nation is back with our next review of a Zombie Game, in hopes that we can appease the Mayan Gods that want to destroy the world on December 21, 2012. Our efforts have never been more...
Review: Death Call
Do you feel lucky, punk? Well, do ya? If so, then try your luck with the game Death Call, created by Betz Software, which is available for download via your iOS device. Death Call is a free-to-play,...