Stickman Rush from Ketchapp Games is a sidescroller that will bring back fond memories of those pixelated games you used to play. However, this isn’t just strong on aesthetics as its gameplay is just as good. While it’s basically a lane changing scroller, Stickman Rush has a few more aces up its sleeve.
Explore the underground hip hop scene with Skulastic's self-titled album released July of last year. The hip-hop artist churns out eleven remarkable tracks all ... Read More
Autodesk Sketchbook Free Edition was developed expressly for mobile, and while the company is best known for their 3D software this 2D drawing app is well designed. There’s a single in-app purchase option to access some features, but the free edition should be sufficient for casual doodling and sketching.
Celebrating the spirit of remixing and continuous innovation, LA-based duo Kan Wakan (Crooked Waters and Peter Potyondy) have teamed up with a confluence of col... Read More
There are few things more enjoyable than blowing up things with a tank, and that’s what Tank Hero is all about. Developed by Clapfoot Games, it’s a simple tank shooter that gives you the power to blow stuff up with missiles, and you must also destroy other tanks to move to the next level. It’s simple but fun.
Dave Elkins, Mae’s frontman was in town to promote his side project, Schematics. We were at a bar sponsored by the same guys who were producing Elkins’ show. A ... Read More
Posting images on Instagram is fun, but wouldn’t it be even cooler if you could bring those pictures and videos as one? With Replay Video Editor from Stupeflix you can do just that. It works similar to a slideshow but with more options, and it is easier to use; so even if you’re not a techie getting this to work is a snap.
South African pop is a genre that may not be familiar to you. Let Thor Rixon introduce it to you then. He is a South African experimental artist that has taken ... Read More
The best games don’t have to be complex or have eye popping visuals, because more than anything else, it’s the gameplay that matters. Papi Jump from Sunflat Games is a good example of that, because it’s the very simplicity that makes it addictive: While it’s basically a jumping platform game with a rubber ball, it’s a lot of fun.
