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There is not much more to write other than that The Banner Saga is on equal terms with grand tales like Mass Effect, Lost Odyssey, and the Drakengard series. We hesitate to call it epic because it really isn't; it is melancholy, sad, desperate, and it's about the small man's...

GR Staff·July 27, 2018
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Airheart's novel concept and stunning sense of scale pulled us in from the get-go and we loved how we were let loose to assemble our own custom planes. Permadeath here can feel awfully punishing though, and we felt that there wasn't as much variety in the procedural generation compared to...

Kieran Harris·July 24, 2018
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We came away from The Persistence with a strong feeling that the loop had sucked us in, since every time we died and another clone reprinted itself, we were eager to improve and go back again to get a bit further. It's simple and effective, and since the horror experience...

Sam Bishop·July 24, 2018
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Despite a few slips, Remothered is a game with a deep story and an emphasis on exploratory horror that we don't often see. It's punishing, and requires patience to get each piece of the puzzle in place, but it's rewarding once you eventually push past your obstacles, and since this...

Sam Bishop·July 22, 2018
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Our hopes that All-Star Fruit Racing would be able to crash the kart party were, sadly, left by the roadside. It's not a game you can't enjoy, but there are too many flaws here than what's acceptable. It's not impossible that you'll be able to spend a few fun hours...

There's a lot of substance in Mothergunship for those willing to put the effort in, even if the roguelike difficulty may put some players off. We're not done though, as the developers will be including a co-op mode coming in August in which two players can battle their way through...

Graham Bellars·July 20, 2018
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In the end, it's the creative freedom offered to players that Harvest Moon: A Light of Hope does best, although at the same time the amount of fun you get from working on the farm is limited. Knowing that there are other, more popular games (such as Hay Day and...

GR Staff·July 20, 2018
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Can you have a great time playing Earthfall with your friends? Absolutely. You can even have a good time playing the game with random strangers. But chances are you've already got something better to play with your friends and after a few rounds of Earthfall you'll go back to whatever...

Bengt Lemne·July 19, 2018
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And that basically sums up the whole game; you need more entertainment. Not from a lack of trying, but by a lack of time to really see the potential of the ideas properly fulfilled. When you sail on your boat Finn and Jake will sing a song, for example, but...

Anders Baad Mai·July 19, 2018
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Beyond a couple of niggles, we thought that Defiant's mash-up of ideas ended up being both engaging and entertaining, and the variety of experiences it offerse will keep you playing for many hours. If you like card games, simple battlers or fantasy role-play, then you really need to consider taking...

Roy Woodhouse·July 18, 2018
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There are a few niggling bugs that came up as well, like cars appearing out of nowhere and instafail crashes that make you retry the course even when you're at the point you're meant to be crashing into traffic, but all-in-all Three Fields Entertainment has done a great job looking...

Sam Bishop·July 17, 2018
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With titles like Warframe already dominating the free-to-play space and providing a much more polished and expansive experience, Defiance 2050 comes as a tough recommendation. Despite being a remaster its visuals feel outdated and the repetitive gameplay coupled with some glitches and connectivity problems make it an experience that may...

Kieran Harris·July 16, 2018
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