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So what is waiting on humanity out there in dark recesses of space? As it turns out a charming and relaxed gaming experience, although one that is perhaps a bit too shallow for its own good. If you find some people to share this experience with then it will keep...

Mathias Holmberg·February 15, 2016
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At the end of the day, the plots of these games aren't very engaging, even if Russia certainly stood out from the others, you'll instead play them if you're a fan of this sort of 2D stealth experience. It's just that there are better alternatives out there from a gameplay...

Bengt Lemne·February 12, 2016
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Best of all is the co-operative mode. It's possible to play through the whole adventure in the company of up to three friends, making driving and zombie slaying an even more enjoyable pastime. Together you can drive around and explore the open areas, help residents with their issues, scavenge for...

GR Staff·February 10, 2016
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Simply put, Xcom 2 is a masterpiece. It improves on the original (Enemy Unknown) in every way. Firaxis has cut away the dead wood and replaced the outgoing features with game-enhancing additions that makes for a more exciting, more engrossing, and more rewarding experience. We've only scratched the surface of...

Mike Holmes·February 9, 2016
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Arslan: Warriors of Legend is a valiant effort to do the franchise justice. The story mode is fun and engrossing and will hook fans and newbies to Arslan. It's fun to play, it's technically sound, and the music is great. Yet the game is mired by a lack of modes...

Brandon Green·February 9, 2016
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It shouldn't, however, ruin the fact that Firewatch is one of the great gaming experiences of recent times. It's beautiful, well written and so incredibly personal. It will most likely earn a spot on plenty of Game of the Year lists come December, so in spite of the technical issues,...

Magnus Groth-Andersen·February 8, 2016
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But having played the game through do we care about that? We do not. Although Unravel may not be the most unique game that will be released this year, here and now it's one of the finest experiences you buy. Coldwood Interactive has, despite its name, created something that warms...

Oliver Thulin·February 8, 2016
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Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 is not a big improvement compared to the previous chapters. The series never really evolved all that much since the original, and even with this move to the new consoles, that fact remains. And has been the case in the past, Ultimate Ninja Storm...

Ricardo C. Esteves·February 7, 2016
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Despite the lack of music and occasionally repetitive gameplay, Blow and his crew have created a new masterpiece. The Witness has some excellent puzzle design and the feeling of progression is going to be a source of inspiration for many a game in the future.

Eirik Hyldbakk Furu·February 2, 2016
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The Westport Independent is a game that's notable for what it tries to do. It is fun to play and mildly thought provoking. The price tag is a bit hefty on Steam for the amount of game you're actually getting, so we'd suggest you wait for a sale or pick...

Bengt Lemne·February 2, 2016
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There's not much in the way of "game" here, beyond elements of trade and planning (financially and in terms of keeping Fogg healthy), and while these elements can at times govern your decision making, 80 Days mostly relies on captivating storytelling. This won't be suited to everyone, but for a...

Mike Holmes·February 2, 2016
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After having played Lego Marvel Avengers we were left with mixed feelings. On the one hand we really missed some of the spirit that we've seen from recent offerings by TT Games (that being the wacky humour and the different perspectives on established universes when viewed through a Lego lens)....

Katrine Baumgardt·February 1, 2016
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