John Woo’s Bloodstroke May Be The Bloodiest iOS Game Of All Time [Review]

Cult of Mac
By Luke DormehlFeb 24, 2014, 4:25 pm299 pts
Released early in 2014, Bloodstroke marks Face/Off director John Woo’s first venture into the world of mobile gaming. A Flappy Bird clone ultraviolent actioner from developers Chillingo, Tiger Hill Entertainment, Moonshark, and Chimera Entertainment (enough names for you?), this has… Read more ›

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