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Uber Special #1

Uber Special #1

Kieron Gillen’s Uber has been going for almost a year now and, as the writer points out in his afterword in this special, there’s been lots of generals and…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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InFamous: Second Son Review

InFamous: Second Son Review

I should probably get something out of the way first with this review.

ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Elder Sign

Elder Sign

Designer – Richard Launius, Kevin Wilson Number of Players – 1-8 “Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn.”

ReviewsTabletopBevan Clatworthy
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Explodemon Review

Explodemon Review

Some of the design choices are concessions to modernity, and whether you can stand the trends of modern game design will probably affect how much you like Explodemon. There is a great game in there, but you do need to wrangle to get at it. Wrangle Like Firecracker Laced Baboon!

ReviewsGamingDavid Rose
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Breath Of Bones - A Tale Of The Golem

Breath Of Bones - A Tale Of The Golem

Breath Of Bones – A Tale of the Golem opens up on April 1944 and a group of soldiers, dug in and sheltering against opposing forces.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Red Phone Box

Red Phone Box

Red Phone Box isn’t like most books. A compendium of interconnecting short stories from 20+ writers which all feature one thing in common, a red phone box in…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Thrud The Barbarian

Thrud The Barbarian

Thrud The Barbarian first appeared in a project by then student Carl Critchlow for his then tutor Bryan Talbot (himself now known as an acclaimed comic…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Review: Harley Quinn #1

Review: Harley Quinn #1

This is the long awaited follow-up from my review: Harley Quinn #0, however I’d like to firstly apologise as this review is LONG overdue!

ReviewsBooks & ComicsKaela Quinn
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Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut (PC) Review

Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut (PC) Review

It isn’t all that unusual these days for a game to receive a mixed response but what is unusual is to find one that divides opinion as much as Deadly…

ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Beyond: Two Souls Review

Beyond: Two Souls Review

It’s not always possible for a video game to be a jack of all trades.

ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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