Archive for Category: Columns
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The 2017 GameCola Videogame Awards (Part 1)
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on At last, it's complete! The awards that you've been waiting seven-and-a-half months for are here.
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Cell Phone Games with Smimming: Part 4 – Pokémon GO
Columns by Smimming Rox on After nearly two years, is Pokémon GO actually GO-ing anywhere? If you think Pokémon GO has gone stagnant, the latest edition to the game might change your mind...
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Oh, the Humanity! – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Volume 3
Columns by Michael Gray on 
1 Phoenix goes up against witches, ice cream and Franziska von Karma in his third manga!
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Cell Phone Games with Smimming: Part 3 – Super Mario Run
Columns by Smimming Rox on Do you like to run, but hate physical exercise? Then Super Mario Run might be the perfect game for you! But watch yourself...this game has a nasty little catch attached to it...
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Cell Phone Games with Smimming: Part 2 – Fire Emblem: Heroes
Columns by Smimming Rox on Ready for a casual playthrough of your favorite fantasy turn-based strategy game, but forgot your DS at home? Look no further, because Fire Emblem: Heroes is just an app away...
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Cell Phone Games with Smimming: Part 1 – Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
Columns by Smimming Rox on Looking for a relaxing phone game to waste time with? Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp just might be the game for you!
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Top of the Heap: Thomas and Friends iOS Games
Columns by Anna Bryniarski on 1 Anna plays Thomas the Tank Engine games meant for children and decides which one is the best.
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This Day in GameCola History: November 17th
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on Kicking off the holiday season with this timeless November 17th celebration.
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Inside the Guide: Love Chronicles: The Sword and the Rose
Columns by Michael Gray on Michael Gray is back with a new walkthrough, just in time for the holiday season!
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Now Playing: Golf Story – Invest in a Nintendo Switch Eventually
Columns by Ryan Mather on Golf Story isn't super unique as a game outside of being a golf-based action RPG, but it's writing character is a shot above the rest.