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What a day!! - Salute, 2016, ExCeL, London

What a day!! - Salute, 2016, ExCeL, London

Well - That was quite a day! South London Warlords hosted Salute 2016 in London’s Docklands today, and it was packed.

NewsTabletopMark Canty
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Upwards Lonely Robot Geek Pride Review

Upwards Lonely Robot Geek Pride Review

We review Upwards, Lonely Robot for the PC. Upwards, Lonely Robot is a tower climber where you, the lonely robot, are tasked with getting as high as you can…

ReviewsGamingjollins
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Glitchrunners Geek Pride Game Review

Glitchrunners Geek Pride Game Review

We Review Glitchrunners. Glitchrunners is a party LAN game where one player dubbed the “architect” is set the task of impeding the progress of other players…

ReviewsGamingjollins
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A Tale of UnEpic Proportions

A Tale of UnEpic Proportions

If you hadn’t guessed by now, I’m somewhat partial to a good adventure.

ReviewsGamingCraig Morgan
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Spyfall - Guess Who for Grown Ups

Spyfall - Guess Who for Grown Ups

Spyfall is a conversation based party game based on bluffing, suspicion and outright deception.

ReviewsTabletopHani Fearon
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Fallout 4: Wasteland Workshop, it's a trap!

Fallout 4: Wasteland Workshop, it's a trap!

The additional content includes extra items to furnish, power and build better settlements, along with the ability to catch and tame wasteland critters before deciding their fate.

NewsGamingLauren Jane Moulton
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Dreii PS4 ( PSVita) Review

Dreii PS4 ( PSVita) Review

Dreii is an odd little game. With a simple but pleasing asthetic, it draws you in with a deceptively simple play style that quickly becomes one mean mother of…

ReviewsGamingMike Orvis
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Portal: The Uncooperative Cake Acquisition Game

Portal: The Uncooperative Cake Acquisition Game

Overall, the game does a fantastic job - in both packaging, instruction manual and tone of the game - of emulating the humour and atmosphere of the Portal series as a whole.

ReviewsTabletopDaniel Delargy
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