Review: Gods Will Be Watching (Browser Edition)
Gods Will Be Watching is a minimalist point and click adventure created by Deconstructeam for GameJolt’s minimalism challenge.
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Hearthstone - A Review
Hearthstone is something I sink a lot of my free time into, not because its addictive, not because its simplistic, but because its something I can pick up, play for ten minutes and put down again. It allows me to sit on my iPad and, not only socialise, but game without focus.
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Brydge+ Keyboard for iPad by Brydge: Go. Do More.
So I’ve had my iPad for a few years now and, even though other gadgets have come and inevitably gone, I still use it for everything.
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Watch_Dogs Review
It’s getting dark and I’ve been chasing this guy for almost 10 minutes now. 5 minutes ago I was pissed off and now I’m absolutely furious.
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Stranded Review
As a young boy, I was always raised to not say anything if I couldn’t say anything nice and so for this reason I have chosen to keep this review much shorter…
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Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Review
Final Fantasy X has, since it’s initial release back in 2001, been regarded as one of the defining moments in both the Final Fantasy franchise and the RPG…
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Flashback: Portal 2 Review
Science. A subject that I found was boring and tedious in theory-based studies.
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X-Box 360 Review: 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil
With arguably the greatest sporting event in the world just weeks away, Betfair have kindly sent Geek-Pride a copy of Electronic Arts new FIFA videogame to review. 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil is the competitions official game, published by EA Sports for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. This isn't a new thing that EA Sports does, in fact nearly every two years we are graced with two FIFA games instead of just one due to a major tournament.
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Titan Attacks! Review
The indie market really seems to have taken off with the adoption of downloadable distribution in the last generation.
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