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And so, the verdict is in. We sentence Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy to 7/10.

Roy Woodhouse·April 9, 2019
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While there's still the same joy in grinding metal with other racers on the track, Dangerous Driving doesn't quite recapture Burnout 3's magic, despite the variety in terms of the game modes available to you. These comparisons are inevitable considering the stark similarities between the two, although fans of arcade...

Sam Bishop·April 8, 2019
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With so many characters, enemies, scenarios, and fighting styles to explore, the potential for future fan service is huge, and surely the plan is to keep supporting the game with additional content moving forward, however, we expected a lot more game at launch (both the base and the first season...

Mike Holmes·April 3, 2019
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The biggest sin committed by Tropico 6 is that it's buckling under the weight of its own history. There's a laundry list of features that are either very shallow or just don't gel together - the Greatest Hits compilation of sorts. This makes planning the progression through the game's four...

Matti Isotalo·March 29, 2019
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Still, even though this adventure has come to a close for us, we didn't want it too. That's why we stand by our assertion that Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon Every Buddy! is a fun and accessible roguelike JRPG for both new and experienced players alike. Now, is it too early to...

Ben Lyons·March 28, 2019
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All things considered, although we weren't quite as taken with it as we were with Woolly World, Yoshi's Crafted World really stands on its own and, after a slow start, manages to deliver some truly fresh and varied platforming. If you consider yourself a completionist, or if you're just looking...

David Caballero·March 27, 2019
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In the end, we were hoping for this colourful world to be better utilised. We come from One Piece: Unlimited World Red, which gave us more boring action, but a better storyline and more characters. The shift into the open world format has worked out well, and it's the title...

Sergio Figueroa·March 26, 2019
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We also hope there is some extra content waiting in the wings on this one, such as new playable characters and decks to really open things up. But until then, the three playable characters available provide lots of great options for different play styles. If you love opening card packs,...

GR Staff·March 23, 2019
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In 2015, Miyazaki and his team tried to break the Souls formula with Bloodborne, but they didn't go far enough. Sekiro combines the relentless behaviour of Bloodborne's murderous hunters on their beast hunt with the superhuman abilities of the legendary samurai, and the sheer presence and power of these warriors...

Stefan Briesenick·March 21, 2019
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Degrees of Separation performs well as a unique and interesting story-based adventure. However, the clunky game mechanics break the immersion frequently and cause an otherwise compelling story to be undermined. Other than some mechanical flaws, the game is largely well made and supported by clean and alluring art styles, which...

Ben Lyons·March 20, 2019
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Portal it isn't, but Chromagun still makes for a decent time whether you are playing with or without a VR headset. It adds its own splash of colour to a genre that many have previously toyed with and its premise remains fresh throughout despite appearing awfully simplistic. The added VR...

Kieran Harris·March 19, 2019
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So, to summarise, while Rico won't be a contender for game of the year, it does bring a lot of fun to the table. It's simple, well-designed and unashamedly fun. Sure, it comes with a host of issues, such as similar-looking levels and a lack of enemy types, and there...

Roy Woodhouse·March 18, 2019
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