“So this is the tale of how Tyngauld the rake acquired his beloved mustache-sword. No, it isn’t a sword for trimming mustaches, it’s a sword hilt with a mustache sticking out of it where the blade ...

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Jackbox Party Packs offer zany, multiplayer fun games suitable for almost all ages, including modern and classic social games. The Jackbox Party Pack games cover a wide range of humor, from cheeky ...

The Apple Pencil is popular for taking notes and drawing on iPads. But many don’t know that it can also be used to play games. There are games in the App Store made specifically for it. So not only ...

Remember the days of Neopets? Do you remember what it was like to care for your virtual pets? Well, Adopt Me! is like a spiritual successor except with less HTML and more 3D models. The whole game is ...

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Anyone who has played video games knows that they do one thing well: Keep score. At any given moment, players know what level they’re on, how many points or kills or badges they’ve earned and how far ...

Different genres, same intentions - these games provide some of the most ridiculous gameplay for their players.