BY Allan Curtis on Tue March 08th, 2011
Doodle Control merges a hand-drawn graphical style with the familiar, path-based gameplay of Flight Control. Does it make a sweet three point landing or does it crash and burn? Read on to find out!
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BY Allan Curtis on Wed December 01st, 2010
Lion Pride HUGE is a port of the iPhone game of the same name and lets you take control of a pride of lions. Is this game worth its stripes, or is it just too deer?
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BY Felix Xiao on Thu November 11th, 2010
Among other things, Thunder Game Works included a zombie mode in Trenches, their first path-drawing strategy game. The bloody living dead are back for revenge, and there's only one British Commander that can stop them. Read on for additional info.
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BY Staff Writer on Fri August 20th, 2010
Aqua Globs is a path drawing game where you combine rather than simply avoid. Now the game is on the iPad with some distinct changes. How does the game compare to the iPhone version. Click through to find out. Plus we're giving away two copies.
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BY Staff Writer on Thu August 19th, 2010
Path drawing has everything it seems, but now zombies are thrown in the mix as well. Zombie Escape is the newest game from Chillingo, and the newest addition to the path path drawing genre. Read on to find out if it's worth picking up.
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BY Staff Writer on Wed August 18th, 2010
Jaws was just released today, and is now lurking in the App Store in a new path drawing game. It's as though Jaws has invaded Harbor Master. Read on to find out all about it.
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BY Staff Writer on Thu August 12th, 2010
In Spirit you draw path to create black holes, and suck up enemies. Now the game in on the iPad, but is it worth picking up? Click through to find out.
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BY Staff Writer on Wed July 28th, 2010
Cat Run refreshes the Frogger style by combining it with the path drawing genre. You have to guide cats through traffic, avoid cat fights, skunks, and more. Click through to find out how it compares in the crowded path drawing genre.
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BY Staff Writer on Thu July 15th, 2010
The Squadron is a new path drawing game where you direct planes to protect the center from oncoming ground units. Read on to find out if it's worth picking up.
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BY Staff Writer on Wed July 14th, 2010
It's now time to conduct trains in the USA. The sequel to the train path drawing game tests your skills in New York, Miami, and the Grand Canyon. Read on to find out how it compares to the original, and if it's worth picking up.
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BY Staff Writer on Thu December 31st, 2009
Monkeys in Space: Escape to Banana Base Alpha is a new path drawing game looking for room in the crowded genre. Is it the next great path drawing sensation? Read on to find out.
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BY Michael Jeans on Wed November 25th, 2009
Line drawing games are a growing genre on the iPhone and Fare City: First Shift is a great new addition. Though it has a few flaws, its unique play style makes it worth getting now before the developers improve the game and up to the price.
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BY Staff Writer on Mon November 09th, 2009
Harbor Havoc 3D is the new path drawing vehicle traffic game in the App Store. It' created by Backflip Studios the makers of Paper Toss and Ragdoll Blaster. Now you get to play Flight control and Harbor Master at the same time, and it's in 3D. Plus+ is also included. It sounds great on paper, but what about in performance? Click through to find out.
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BY Staff Writer on Mon November 09th, 2009
Urinals is a new path drawing game. This time you're a restroom attendant, and need to guide the patrons to the stalls, sink, and out of the bathroom. Though it has a silly theme, the gameplay is executed well. Also find out how to get a copy FREE.
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