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Overall, Katamari Damacy Reroll is a great remaster of a game that has aged really well and feels as vibrant today as it did back when it first released. The amount of work that has gone into the quirky presentation, the strange and wonderful menus, is something you rarely if...

Bengt Lemne·December 15, 2018
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Game Atelier has achieved what they set out to do; prove that a classic game can fit perfectly in the modern world. The team knew how to imitate the old style formula to create a huge and perfectly designed map, but they added some small touches of their own to...

Sergio Figueroa·December 14, 2018
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All in all, there's a lot to see and do here, although we can't help but think that the series is much better suited to the PC than it is to consoles, where the controls were a bit of a downer. The depth offered in terms of the tactical combat...

Roy Woodhouse·December 13, 2018
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If you like quaint indie games, emotional stories, unique methods of storytelling, or even just a nice game to look at, then GRIS is certainly one to try. In the short time it's with you it keeps layering on new ideas and images to sustain its momentum, and the mechanics,...

Sam Bishop·December 13, 2018
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While it definitely had its issues, Arca's Path should get credit for its very simple control scheme which does away with all controllers and quite literally just requires you to use your head. Its innovative and gets the ball rolling in a new way, but not everything in this game...

Sam Bishop·December 11, 2018
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Ultimate lives up to its name - it's the definitive Smash experience. It also helps to solidify what was a fairly limited first-party line-up for Nintendo following the launch of heavy hitters Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild in 2017. It brings together more than 100 stages and all...

Kieran Harris·December 6, 2018
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All in all, we went into Just Cause 4 expecting things to change, and we hoped the increased ambition would mean that it didn't just feel like a series of explosions pulled together by a loose thread of a story and samey missions. Ultimately though, that's what we got, and...

Unknown·December 4, 2018
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Road to Eden is a game that asks a lot of you as a player. It's fairly rigid in its structure and old school in that way. However, it also rewards you as you figure things out and once we'd mastered the ins and outs of the combat system towards...

Bengt Lemne·December 4, 2018
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Pressing keys on the controller rhythmically may not reach the level of coolness you get from playing with laser swords that literally cut the beat, but we nevertheless had great fun with Persona's Endless Night Collection. One must admittedly be a hardcore fan of the series to play the games...

Stefan Briesenick·December 3, 2018
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Valve's new CCG definitely seems to be one of the better games in the genre and there's plenty of room for it to grow past this point. It'll be interesting to see how they will keep supporting this lovely experience but as of now it's certainly worth a try for...

Lisa Dahlgren·November 30, 2018
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That doesn't take away from the fact that not only is Bendy one of the most unique horror experiences we've played in recent memory, but it deploys its ideas so effectively that we always wanted to push forward to see what else it had to offer. A comparison with Bioshock...

Sam Bishop·November 30, 2018
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All in all, what you have here is a fairly accurate bike racing sim that offers plenty to see and do. It looks decent and sounds stunning, and has lots of bikes to collect, ride and tinker with. That said, the challenge is too punishing at times, the lack of...

Roy Woodhouse·November 28, 2018
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