Card Game: Gloom - Ruining lives and killing them off 7GPs
Straight to the point: Fun edging on hilarious, but you’ll probably want the expansion packs Brought to you by Atlas Games, Gloom is a table top card game…
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Helheim #1
580 A.D, the bitter cold of The North. Rikard ,his father Kirk and a handful of other Norsemen are retreating back to their settlement in the aftermath of a…
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Planetside 2 Review
Planetside 2 has two unique selling points; its maps and its players. Firstly, the maps. There may be only three of them, but these maps aren't just a couple of buildings and some bare ground. They are whole continents...
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Aliens: Colonial Marines Review
Straight to the point: An appallingly bad spin-off from the Aliens franchise and a game which will leave a bitter taste in the mouths of Gearbox Software and possibly even the entire gaming industry for years to come. One of the most disappointing titles of this generation.
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Storm Dogs #4
The I.U team get closer to tracking down the last known whereabouts of Professor Sarlat and getting to the truth behind the mysterious deaths.
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Star Wars Pinball Review
Straight to the Point: A must have for fans of Star Wars and pinball alike.
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Judge Dredd Day Of Chaos: The Fourth Faction
Dredd and the Justice Department have to deal with a mayoral election to replace the beloved but presumed dead Mayor Ambrose, the return of serial killer PJ…
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Community
When October 19th 2012 came and passed, fans of Community gave a deep sigh.
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Warm Bodies - A book worth reading
Straight to the point: I AM DEAD, but it’s not so bad. I’ve learned to live with it.
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