#ios games
Have you been playing Last Empire-War Z?! Escape Room PART THREE is here! More zombies, evil scientists, and horrific experiments! Do you think you can escape? Play NOW at https://www.facebook.com/zombieriot/posts/10155623621225266
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09.05.2021//autumn is here
Tomorrow at 9pm UK time / 4pm EST I’ll be launching my review of Captain Tsubasa Dream Team for the Android. Check it out! :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3-IyFHimOQ
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39 Great iOS Games Currently On Sale
There is a super big list of iOS games on sale (some are even reduced to FREE)over on Gamezebo that all you iPhoners and iPaders will totally want to check out.
The list itself is really well done, with a nice picture and a link to the game’s review beneath the image.
Tom’s Note: I write for Gamezebo, but I did not write that article. But you should totally follow Gamezebo on Twitter: @gamezebo to see when my stuff goes live!
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![[iOS] FREE - VVVVVV (that’s six V’s) Free at Starbucks Thanks to the Starbucks “Pi](https://64.media.tumblr.com/e48c61afb87b62cfe3290f461aa0d7fe/tumblr_ngc8qdkzhy1tkh1lwo1_1280.png "[iOS] FREE - VVVVVV (that’s six V’s) Free at Starbucks Thanks to the Starbucks “Pi")
[iOS]FREE - VVVVVV (that’s six V’s) Free at Starbucks
Thanks to the Starbucks “Pick of the Week” program, you can get VVVVVV for free at Starbucks. You don’t even need to buy anything, just walk in and grab a card. Or if you have a Starbucks Card and the Starbucks app, you can get the game directly through the app.
Enjoy!
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Top 5 Best Digital Board Games
Board games are a largely social activity, but in situations without a social gathering board games can be impractical. That is, unless you have a digital version of the game to play with!
With the rise of mobile gaming platforms, phones acting as game devices, and an increasing attention paid to digital downloads on consoles video games are coming into mainstream consumer life like never before. What does this have to do with board games? Well, apart from big game companies rebranding their old standbys (Pictionary now has a Draw Something version) or developing toys and board games based off of popular licences (Angry Birds, we’re looking at you), many board games are making a jump over to the digital world in an attempt to carve out their own space on these markets.
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