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App Review: I Want To Love This Game So Much, But I Can’t
“Hold me,” This Is Not A Ball Game begs me with her adorable French accent, tears running down her cheeks. Whimsical music plays against a backdrop of cardboad circus silhouettes, the lions and strong men and acrobats bearing witness. I hold up my hands, each finger a tiny gaming app critic, waiting to slice her to ribbons. “I can’t.”
ScribbleTaku
It was destiny. The minute I drop my guard and start bragging about how difficult the ScribbleTaku is, the bloody thing only goes and gets guessed within seconds. Urgh.
Off Topic: Board Games
Board games. Whenever someone suggests playing one, I visibly groan. It’s not that I don’t like laying board games, it’s just the set up, the length of time they take to play. It all seems so tedious. But here’s the strange part — once I’m actually playing the games, I have a complete blast. Let’s talk about board games: our favourites, recommendations, etc. Let’s do this!
Talk Amongst Yourselves
This is where Kotaku readers go to talk about the stuff we’re not already posting about. Think of it as the official unofficial Kotaku community forum.
App Deals: iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows Phone
Today’s best app deals for iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Prices go back up without warning, so be quick!
Community Review — Metro: Last Light
Being a new parent and all, most of my gaming has been done on handhelds over the past few months, which means that I’ve missed out on games like Metro: Last Light — games that might not have directly been on my radar, but may have checked out had I a spare moment or three. I’m keen to hear your thoughts on this one: should I be investing time in this game?
