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This is the kind of game we really need to see more of. Games that look beyond fantasy to explore the realities of the material that we so often twist into mindless entertainment. Games that demand we take them seriously. This War Of Mine plays well, is challenging, and is...

ddnetadmin·July 21, 2015
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Way of the Samurai 4 didn’t impress me a great deal, or perhaps I didn’t look in the right places, but it isn’t altogether bad. It has its charm and some good ideas running in the background, but these are offset by the game’s more overt issues, and a taste...

ddnetadmin·July 20, 2015
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Tachyon Project does not reinvent the wheel for twin stick shooters, but it does add some creative new tread that allows it to feel familiar yet fresh at the same time. There are plenty of modes, challenges and customisations to try out, so fans of the genre should have plenty...

ddnetadmin·July 15, 2015
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But then there will always be the thrill in shaving off hundredths of a second from the best lap times, and F1 2015 is remarkably effective in subtly digging its claws into you and convincing you that yes, with just a touch more practice and precision you could take that...

ddnetadmin·July 14, 2015
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Though I have plenty to complain about with LEGO Jurassic World, it’s because I have spent the last number of years playing through each of them with family members. Most of my platinum trophies have occurred thanks to LEGO games. Chances are I will be getting a platinum in this...

ddnetadmin·July 13, 2015
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If you already owned Might Switch Force! for the Nintendo 3DS, the Hyper Drive Edition is somewhat more difficult to recommend. If you loved the title, then coming back to it just for the visual upgrade and the remixed levels will probably be worth the time investment. However, the remixed...

ddnetadmin·July 9, 2015
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I would love to end this review by simply exclaiming that Her Story is 100 per cent wonderful, but I’m still not certain of the answers it raised. I am waiting for the moment when I fully understand the journey that just occurred. Part of me is agonising over every...

ddnetadmin·July 8, 2015
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Whispering Willows is a scary, scary game in a beautiful, beautiful world. The hand drawn, Legend of Korra style artwork is only a façade to the darkness that lies within, and is stripped down by the notes, diary entries and running commentary by Elena. Whispering Willows is a beautiful game,...

ddnetadmin·July 7, 2015
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But as I said, these three issues are incredibly minor when considering the sheer scale and variety of content in the game, and they haven’t stopped me logging over 300 hours in total play across Final Fantasy XIV and now Heavensward. I don’t use the five-star rating to describe the...

ddnetadmin·July 7, 2015
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RONIN is over in around seven to eight hours but the lengthy design of the levels makes it feel a lot longer than that. When you’re locked in a stalemate with ten armed guards, jumping around the walls to avoid gunfire is more tiresome than engaging. RONIN is good for...

ddnetadmin·July 2, 2015
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Despite some questionable use of characters, the narrative in Batman: Arkam Knight is engrossing. The city of Gotham is appropriately sprawling with a great deal to do. Combat is smooth and fluid, even if driving the Batmobile is not, and there are several good hooks for progressing Batman’s character that...

ddnetadmin·June 30, 2015
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Sadly there’s not too much more to the game than that. Adventures of Pip is a solid platformer with a clever little gameplay mechanic, but ultimately doesn’t do all that much with it. That being said, away from the mechanics, it was also good to see one of these retro-themed...

ddnetadmin·June 25, 2015
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