Articles Tagged kid friendly
Icebreakers – Mario Kart meets Tron
October 18th, 2011 | By Chris Adkins
Icebreakers (by Xibalba Studios) is the love child that resulted when Mario Kart and Tron hooked up. It …
Tales of Monkey Island Review
December 11th, 2009 | By Mike Gnade
The point and click adventure games were all the rave for pc gamers back in the 90s, but …
Wallace and Gromit: Episode 1 Fright of the Bumblebees Review
September 3rd, 2009 | By Mike Gnade
Wallace and Gromit’s Grand Adventures is another season of humorous adventures from Telltale games. Episode 1: Fright …
On Trial: Bumps
June 17th, 2009 | By Mike Gnade
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Bumps is a cute little action puzzle game in the …
A Kingdom for Keflings Review
March 30th, 2009 | By Mike Gnade
I am not sure is NinjaBee’s latest XBLA title Kingdom for Keflings is much of a game, but it certainly is a relaxing and entertaining diversion. In Kingdom for Keflings, you control a giant (there are 3 to choose from or you can use your avatar) who is helping the Keflings build their town and prosper.
Spooky Spirits Review
December 10th, 2008 | By Rose
Spooky Spirits is a puzzle game where you help a brother & sister team fight off ghosts and ghouls with your block building skills. While there is nothing spooky about the game, it does have a haunted house theme, trick-or-treat graphics and a ghost-busting story line to drive the missions.
Fizzball Review
October 14th, 2008 | By Mike Gnade
Professor Fizzwizzle Review
October 13th, 2008 | By Mike Gnade
Let me start off by saying that Grubby Games has some of the absolute best kid’s games on the market. That’s not to say the appeal of Professor Fizzwizzle is only for kids, just that it has an excellent pace, graphics, sounds for kids, not to mention the problem-solving puzzles that make up the levels of the game. I must admit
Dodge that Anvil Review
October 9th, 2008 | By Mike Gnade
Dodge that Anvil borrows a lot from classic Looney Tunes: the main character is a rabbit and falling anvils are one of the most deadly and threatening objects to said rabbit. Unlike many of the shoddy Looney Tunes games out there, Dodge that Anvil does a great job instantly pulling you into a cartoon world. You’ll smile from the gameplay, world, characters
Dirk Dashing Review
October 8th, 2008 | By Mike Gnade
Dirk Dashing is a very solid platformer that lacks innovation and focuses on classic “safe” platform gameplay. Dirk Dashing definitely charms with its presentation and hand-drawn graphics, but suffers in the gameplay department. It’s a solid game, and definitely seems to be targeted towards kids…except that it is fairly difficult. If you are a fan of the classic platformer, like the
