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Scott and Luke return to September 2015 and the formal arrival of Android 6.0, or as some of you may recall, Marshmallow. What was new for Android with this release? Do you remember what was happening in the world of smartphones at that time? In addition to the software update, the pair discuss the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, and Pixel C.
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In this review Luke offers up his feedback for Pirates & Puzzles, a free game which finds players matching pirate-themed shapes and symbols with fun cartoon graphics. Is there more to the game than just matching? Find out in today's app review.
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Doodle Jump arrived on Android phones all the way back in 2010 and quickly became one of the most popular titles of the era.. How does it hold up in 2021? Tune in to find out what Luke thinks of the classic title in this episode of THE HOLD UP.
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You've seen the game advertised inside of other apps - sling your arrow down a path, attempting to collect as many as you can for the end of the level. Does Arrow Fest use quick math and reflexes in a fun and enjoyable way or might it become repetitive too quickly? Find out what Scott thinks of the free-to-play game for Android.
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You're stuck in a room and there are 100 buttons to press but only one will let you out. Then you're poolside and there are three random buttons to press. Now you're at a dunk tank with a handful of buttons. What does Scott think of 100 Mystery Buttons, a free game in the Play Store?
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Scott and Luke go back to the fall of 2014 and the debut of Android 5.0, or as it's more commonly known, Lollipop. What was new for Android with this build? Do you remember what was happening in the world of smartphones at that time? Additionally, the two discuss the Nexus 6 from Motorola as well as the Nexus 9 tablet from HTC.
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In this review Luke offers up his feedback for Tennis Clash, a free game which lets players take on other real-world competitors. Does it have endless replay value or does it become repetitive? Is it challenging, exciting, or generally fun? Tune in to find out.
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How will you fare in the zombie apocalypse? Do you have what it takes to build a team of heroes, train them, hunt for tools, construct and defend a shelter, and more? Or would you rather just play a match-3 game and be done with it? Scott shares his impressions of The Walking Dead.
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In this app review Luke shares his impression of Ant Legion: For the Swarm. Build and protect your colony, battle others over food, and explore caves and caverns. Sounds awesome, right? It did to us, too.
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Scott and Luke revisit the fall of 2013 and the debut of Android 4.4, more commonly known as KitKat. What was new for the Android with this release? What was happening in the world of smartphones at that time and what was not possible until the newest version of Android dropped? The two also discuss the Nexus 5 from LG as well as the HTC One M8.
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