<t>Um...WTF?<br/> <br/> You could write a script to port over the articles. Seriously, you're making it sound like it's rocket science when instead it's a few hours with php or perl or spending a couple bucks on fiverr. That's where the value of the site is...years of reviews and comments.<br/> <br/...

Dis-gay-e-aye...Dis-ga-EE-ah...Dis-gay-eh-AYE...

Eh, if I can't pronounce the title, I'm not going to buy it.

That's Scythe in the main photo.

Really wish captioning the splash photo was the norm.

To save everyone time: you need to live in Bath, England or commute there.

"Please also note that this role is based in our offices in Bath. If you ask about remote working, your email will take a swift trip to the bin."

<t>Was disappointed in this one, chiefly because of the information-poor UI.<br/> <br/> Looking at the map, it's impossible to know the disposition of your forces. Are there 100 planes in that base or 10? The only way to know is to examine it, and then try to remember that...which doesn't scale well...

Wonder what game that lead pic is from. Must be Stardew Valley.

What is the IAP model here? I see "Points - Large Pack" and other such monstrosities, which makes me reluctant to try it.

So if I want to play Overland, it will cost me $5/mo? No option to just buy the game? I don't see one in the App Store.

That's appalling and a very bad sign for the future of mobile gaming.

I tried Her Story and by some accident of search, I hit upon the solution in less than 10 minutes. Seems like a vulnerability in this kind of setup - the author really can't control a search that accidentally reveals too much too soon. I do love the idea of this kind of thing, though.

I'd add Potion Explosion:

https://www.pockettactics.com/reviews/r ... explosion/