Hills and Rivers Remain (iPhone)

Didn’t play much last night, because I went out to the cinema to see Paranormal Activity. It scared me witless at the time – I believe I may even have screamed a couple of times and I never, ever do that – but luckily for me the fear faded with the adrenaline. My wife’s still

Grrr. Yes, that’s right, I said “grrr”. I say it because the level on Hills & Rivers Remain Lite that I’m currently on appears to be impossible. It’s this one: I’ve realised what the main problem is – the enemy is just far stronger than me. No matter what the stats say when I choose

I’ve put hours into this now. Hours. It’s probably one of my most-played iPhone games and I’ve not even got the full version yet. I spent a long, long time trying to get a medal on the fifth Free Play mission, which requires you to capture every base within thirty turns. Winning the game wasn’t

Love the name of the game, am slightly unconvinced by the gameplay, which seems to be a slightly slower and more structured version of Galcon, all done up with the typical Square-Enix polish. Though the main character is called Alan and the big enemy appears to be called Herbet, which makes the whole thing seem