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If you can live with the loading screens (or wait for the patch that fixes the problem), like to explore, and if you are a fan of challenging platformers, you should undoubtedly give Recore a try. It is also part of the Xbox Play Anywhere initiative, so if you buy...

Lisa Dahlgren·September 12, 2016
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In fact, there are very few things spoiling the experience. There might not be massive changes in Madden NFL 17 over last year's game, but that's mainly because there was little need for drastic alterations. Madden NFL 17 is a terrific game for anyone who likes American football, but for...

Daniel Andersen·September 10, 2016
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A couple of minor gripes aside, it's hard not to be enthusiastic about the release of Legion. With a smoother launch this time around, improvements across the board, and a team of developers that are seemingly more committed to keeping the game updated, Legion has managed to attract many new...

Clover Harker·September 5, 2016
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Adding a splash of colour to the saturated indie puzzle-platformer scene, Hue is a worthy experience that is as individual as it is charming. Having the ability to manipulate the perception of colour is fresh take on the genre and its silhouetted world looks breathtaking when illuminated with vibrant neon...

Kieran Harris·August 30, 2016
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The Final Station is hauntingly beautiful from start to finish, though, and these criticisms don't make a great deal of difference when it comes to the bigger picture. The game places you in the shoes of an isolated, lonely train driver with the weight of the world on his shoulders...

Sam Bishop·August 30, 2016
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In conclusion this is the perfect game for people who love racing simulators. It's brutally hard however, and not a game where you can miss a turn or two and still win. You'll have to drive perfectly in order to finish first, which probably will scare off more casual players....

Daniel Andersen·August 27, 2016
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Overall The Turing Test could be described as a Portal clone, but that would be doing Bulkhead Studios and their game itself a massive disservice. It may tread somewhat well worn ground but it does it well, in fact it does it great; the puzzles are immersive and varied enough...

GR Staff·August 26, 2016
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Worms WMD brings a lot to the table both as a game for Worms fans and for those who have never played a Worms game before and want something easy to pick up. It retains that essential Worms charm of being incredibly fun regardless of player skill level, and the...

Sam Bishop·August 24, 2016
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Despite a couple of negatives, King of Fighters XIV is a solid fighting game with some great mechanics and a wealth of content that will keep players busy for hours. There are many teams to complete Story Mode with, a huge and diverse roster each with their own moves, and...

Brandon Green·August 22, 2016
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With randomised games like Blacksea Odyssey it comes down to the question of fun. There are moments of great entertainment as all the elements that lead up to this moment collide in monstrous screams, precise hits, torn limbs, and massive damage. This is deflated by the grinding for credits and...

A. R. Teschner·August 21, 2016
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Just like other great follow ups, Mankind Divided maintains the essence of its acclaimed predecessor, whilst implementing its own individual mechanics and bringing new ideas to the table. It's an experience that conveys choice, with its narrative sculpted around your actions and combat approachable in multiple ways. The Breach Mode...

Kieran Harris·August 19, 2016
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All in all F1 2016 is still a very good racing game, and thanks to the new additions appearing this year it's a great simulation of the sport. It's a vast improvement over last year's game, in no small part due to fact that the career mode is back, hopefully...

Daniel Andersen·August 19, 2016
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