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Rock Band 4 is all about musical discovery and appreciation. There is a wish fulfilment that the game indulges that makes it easy to move past the fact you are holding a toy guitar in your hand, and simply lose yourself in the song of the moment, focusing on the...

Digitally Downloaded·October 21, 2015
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Otherwise, Transformers: Devastation is a pure form of fun and entertainment, and there are simply not enough games like this out there. I hope this is the commercial success it deserves to be, and Activision spins its rights to the franchise this way into the future.

Digitally Downloaded·October 20, 2015
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I’m not saying Armikrog isn’t worth a go; it’s charming, happy, and reminiscent of the time when stop motion was the most impressive style of animation. The game is delightfully odd and will absolutely make you laugh at least a handful of times. Unfortunately, the overwhelming lack of care put...

Digitally Downloaded·October 20, 2015
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The biggest issue with Guild of Dungeoneering is that the gameplay never really evolves. Your deck of cards does grow and you’ll get new and better cards, but the overall experience in hour two really is not all that different from hour ten. The offering begins to feel light as...

Digitally Downloaded·October 20, 2015
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When you first become acquainted with an avid motorcyclist, you can sometimes apprehend from her enthusiasm the exact reason why she loves to ride. In my experience, it’s mostly in the way she describes her bike. If she refers to it as though it were a person or living creature...

Digitally Downloaded·October 19, 2015
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Related reading: Do you reckon you can make your own visual novel? With Tyranobuilder, you can! Our full review.

Digitally Downloaded·October 19, 2015
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Those quibbles are easy to forgive, however, because Persona 4: Dancing All Night gets almost everything right. There’s a narrative that not only follows on from one of the finest stories ever written (and I’m not just talking in terms of video games) but succeeds in actually enhancing it. The...

Digitally Downloaded·October 16, 2015
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Of course, these are all complaints that apply to previous Tales games, and with the series 15 titles old now, most of us will know how far (if at all) these issues irk us. While I would prefer to see Bandai Namco at least try and do something to modernise...

Digitally Downloaded·October 15, 2015
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There’s so much to like about Ninja Pizza Girl. We so rarely get to see glimpses into the team behind a game nowadays, but Ninja Pizza Girl just exudes vibrancy from all its edges that it’s impossible not to be charmed by the wonderful people at Disparity Games. This is...

Digitally Downloaded·October 13, 2015
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The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 is a fairly standard point and click game, but it is also a wonderfully written and fundamentally enjoyable adventure that will appeal to both genre veterans, and people simply looking to a good, clean, fun little title.

Digitally Downloaded·October 13, 2015
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Wrapped in the warm, happy colours and light soundtrack that it is, Dragon Quest Heroes is a genuine delight of a game. It’s endlessly playable, both in short bursts and longer sessions, has a truly enjoyable cast of characters, and an infectious sense of humour. You might feel bad massacring...

Digitally Downloaded·October 12, 2015
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Elite Dangerous is a very cool, atmospheric experience with an outstanding presentation. The flexible gameplay and progression loop are two great reasons to keep coming back for more if the game’s mechanics click for you. However, it is easy to see why some people might be turned off by its...