The Bureau: XCOM Declassified Review
An uninspiring 3rd person cover shooter with badly implemented strategy elements which does nothing for the XCOM franchise and sadly isn't worth your time.
ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Takenoko
Designers – Antoine Bauza Number of Players – 2 to 4 Publisher – Various Straight to the Point - Cute and laid back fun, plenty of strategy.
ReviewsGamingBevan Clatworthy
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Papers, Please Review
What starts as a simple point and click mundane job simulator quickly turns into something far darker and much more meaningful. This may not be the prettiest game released this year but it is definitely one of the most memorable and one that everyone should get a chance to play. Glory to Arstotzka.
ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Magic: Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014
I look forward to the annual iteration of this game. Many of us end up moving from place to place throughout the course of our studies, careers, and life…
ReviewsGamingAndrew Corban
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Shadowrun Returns
Shadowrun Returns is a distinctly old-school styled RPG based on the pen and paper role-playing game.
ReviewsGamingAndy Haigh
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The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review
An extremely well-crafted experience which perfectly compliments Season One and builds up anticipation for the forthcoming Season Two. A true lesson in the potential of downloadable video game content and interactive storytelling.
ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Teleglitch: PC Review
Before I go onto the review and this maybe giving my feelings away about the game in some small way but, pre-order this game now before it's too late! It comes out on full release July 24th and from then you will have missed out on the 'Die More Edition'. In this edition not only will you be getting the soundtrack but also 8 exclusive weapons and utilities, and believe me when I say you need everything you can get to survive!
ReviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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Memoria: PC Preview
The time of point and click adventures seem to be having somewhat of a resurgence as of late, and to me that's just brilliant. I cut my gaming teeth so to speak on the incredible (if somewhat frustrating) Discworld, Monkey Island and Broken Sword games so I'm in love with Tell-Tale games and now Daedalic Entertainment. Tell-Tale for bringing me the wonderful Walking Dead series and latest Monkey Island and Daedalic for Memoria.
ReviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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Xbox 360 Game Review: Dark
We stumble across Erik Bane the games main character as he stumbles, almost unable to stand with no memory of how he got to the club that he's in (Sanctuary). The first thing that comes to mind is the good use of cel-shaded graphics, it's nice on the eye and brings you into the game quite nicely. Now Erik it turns out is a half-vampire, he has been turned but has yet to feed upon his sire who has disappeared and if he doesn't feed on that person soon he will turn into a mindless ghoul.
ReviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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It’s summer: Time to Mount Your Friends!
It’s that time of the year when the nights are longer, your basement dwelling friends come out of the woodwork and sales of e45 go through the roof.
ReviewsGamingMike Orvis
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Super Puzzle Figher 2 Turbo HD Remix Review
This game might have come to the Playstation network/XBLA several years ago now, however it has only just been brought to this writers attention. It will never be a smash hit of a game, it won't turn heads like The Last of Us or Remember Me but it's still extremely fun, and when it all boils down to it, that's what makes a good game.
ReviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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Games You Should Play: Ōkami HD
If there’s one mode of storytelling I love more than any other, it’s myth & legend.
ReviewsGamingJames Buckingham
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