Beyond: Two Souls Review
It’s not always possible for a video game to be a jack of all trades.
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Small World
Straight to the point - A light-hearted game with surprising depth, only slightly marred by niggly rule problems. OK everybody, sing along with me!
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Skydive: Proximity Flight
Remember those ethereal dreams we have where we can fly? Mine always took the form of an Icarus-esque vision of having my own wings…
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The Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker HD
The Wii U has been in dire need of some outstanding first party releases in order to boost unit sales; there have been a few decent ones recently but none…
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Total War: Rome II
This is a special audio, visual and written review. that you can watch, listen to or read… fill your boots and enjoy!
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Puppeteer Review
It’s not easy being a side-scrolling 2D platformer these days. Development costs are getting larger, end product retail costs are increasing and everyone…
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Power Up
It’s been a long time since I was challenged by a shooter game, be it a horizontal or vertically-scrolling title…
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Grand Theft Auto V Review
“This guy Trevor, he’s hell on Earth. I mean I’m no angel but once you’ve met Trevor then you’ll think I’m an angel”.
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Killzone: Mercenary Review
It’s hard to remember a time when platform exclusives were more important than they are now.
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Diablo 3
There’s something quite satisfying about entering a dungeon, and cleaning out a swathe of undead miscreants in your quest for glory, and booty.
ReviewsGamingJames Buckingham
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Memoria Review
If we can be thankful to touch screen mobile devices for anything, besides providing a great way to avoid uncomfortable silences in social situations, then…
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Smash Up
Designers – Paul Peterson Number of Players – 2 to 4 Publisher – AEG Straight to the Point - Simple mechanics, plenty of variability and a B-Movie monsters…
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