Gameonmac reviewer Erron Kelly has a new review for us today!  Erron takes a look at the game Qrank.  Qrank is a trivia game in which you accrue points by answering correctly.  Find out what Erron had to say.

Qrank appeals to the Trivial Pursuit nerd in me. Contained within my head is a font of useless knowledge, so much so that I do considerably well in pop culture quizzes. The trivia contained within this game is presented in such a way that, instead of having the luxury of sitting there and really thinking about what the proper answer for any given question is you are almost forced to try and answer as quickly as possible; the longer you take on any given question means you score lower for a correct answer, so you really need to be able to call up the proper choice as fast as you can.

Read Erron's full review here.

Gravity Runner is one of those platformer type games that emulates the best effects of other similar games. In Erron Kelly's latest review for Game On Mac, he challenges Gravity Runner to determine if the best elements of other games should have stayed in the other games or have successfully created something totally unique. Check it out!

As the name might suggest the core mechanic behind Gravity Runner is the ability to flip the gravity during your run, launching your runner into the air to land on platforms above you. The levels are designed to great effect, requiring you to flip the gravity back and forth to take advantage of the clear paths on both the floor and the ceiling to navigate your way safely to the end of each map. If you get tired of trying to ace each individual puzzle it also offers an endless run mode – the Canabalt style part of the game, where the entire goal is simply to run for as long as possible.

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In Space Station: Frontier for iOS devices, players work to protect a deep space mining colony from invading aliens. Erron Kelly takes a look at Origin8's sci-fi strategy title in his latest review for Game On Mac. Check it out!

Assigning a score to a game is almost as subjective as writing the review of the game in question. It’s a little easier to assign the score, especially when you work with a small, matter-of-fact scale from one to five. Still, what could be a five to someone else might only score a four to someone else. Such is the case with this review of Space Station: Frontier.

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Retro gaming is a big hit on iTunes these days. In our latest Game On Mac review, Erron Kelly takes a look at retro-inspired Firetail 2. The graphics and game play dredge up memories of Qix and Fill It. Take a stroll down memory lane with Erron's review.

I went on a tear through the iTunes store recently, searching for games similar to games I had played in various forms years ago. It was this little trip down nostalgia lane that led me to picking up Fire Tail 2 due to the similarities it appeared to share with Java games like Fill It and actual titles like Qix, and I was not disappointed.

Read Erron's full review here.