You know, I hate being sort of shallow, but I’ll admit that I don’t like playing games that aren’t optimized for Apple’s full screen “notch" devices. I appreciate that older apps will still run at all, but even when they do they’re in an awkward letterbox where the surrounding borders aren’t touch-friendly, and depending on the game that can make things darn near unplayable. And even if games are perfectly playable letterboxed, they just feel? off. So even though it’s a minor thing in the grand scheme of things, it’s for all of those reasons that I get overly excited when older games are updated with full screen support, especially when they’re one of my very favorite games in the world like Doug Dug (Free) from Electric Toy Company. Doug Dug is a simple game about digging into the ground, collecting as much treasure as you can, and avoiding being crushed by falling debris and all manner of dangerous enemies. You might be asking “There are a bajillion similar digging games out there, what makes this one so special"" Well, this is a case of the game having a certain je ne sais quoi, as they say. I think what I love most about Doug Dug is how it’s the perfect embodiment of risk vs reward. You have a natural desire to go after every single treasure you see, and it’s often that greedy mentality that will lead you into a situation where the roof literally caves in on you. There’s ...