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This is a fully-fledged super Call of Duty that we're honestly absolutely terrified of losing our lives to.

Paul Davies·November 6, 2015
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Broforce offers the player plenty of explosive action to enjoy, but it does get a little samey after a while, largely because of the amount of testosterone flowing through its veins. That said, it's great fun most of the time and we've been enjoying its very particular delights on and...

Mike Holmes·November 5, 2015
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On the whole Need for Speed is an entertaining game. Fortunately the plot, which barely matters in a racing game, is the game's weakest point. The depth of the customisation options allows you to truly fine tune the cars to fit your tastes, and that ensures that the rest of...

GR Staff·November 3, 2015
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We're not sure whether it's a case of running out of Kickstarter funds or whether there wasn't more ambition, but at the end of the day Armikrog is unfinished and disappointing. It certainly has merits, the visual side is brilliant, the music (when it can be heard) is catchy and...

Carl Brännström·October 31, 2015
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The Escapists: The Walking Dead can be recommended to everyone who enjoys the series (both the graphic novels and the TV show), and it's a wonderfully charming interpretation that strikes a balance between loving tribute and gentle parody. The pace is slow, but the game demands your full attention and...

Jonas Mäki·October 31, 2015
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All in all Driveclub Bikes is a nice add-on, one which offers something new, even for veterans. Racing with motorcycles takes a bit of time to get used to, and the cornering is a bit tricky at first, but they make even the most tired tracks feel like new again....

Leevi Rantala·October 30, 2015
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Another thing we won't tell you is which game Funcom has been inspired by in the second part of the story, but we can mention that the first part bears similarities with games such as The Vanishing of Ethan Carter and Gone Home. Only scarier. This is noticeable in terms...

GR Staff·October 30, 2015
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It's not a complete disaster. It has something to offer in the way of a decent main campaign, and there's plenty of opportunities to play co-operatively in different contexts. It just never reaches the heights of the games that came before and inspired it. Hopefully the technical issues will be...

Katrine Baumgardt·October 28, 2015
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The inclusion of Spike Lee is a stroke of genius for Visual Concepts. Basketball nerds like ourselves will see parallels to Lee's film "Game of Life". The ability to create your own shirts and arenas is also an impressive touch that we appreciated. NBA 2K16 is an amazing looking and...

GR Staff·October 28, 2015
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Undertale does a lot within its simple framework. It's a classic fantasy RPG that somehow still manages to make fun of modern society and social media. The whole thing's realised in simple 16-bit graphics, but it still manages to convey more depth than many lavishly created blockbuster productions. More than...

GR Staff·October 27, 2015
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Halo 5: Guardians feels like a step forward for the series. 343i have finally emerged from the shadow cast by Bungie and have crafted a shooter that stands side-by-side with anything made by its original creators. Is it our favourite game? Halo 3 still holds a special place in our...

Mike Holmes·October 26, 2015
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Assassin's Creed: Syndicate is a good, solid game. It's better then Unity (even if visually it doesn't look quite as nice), providing an entertaining adventure that remains stable most of the time and never revealed any major bugs. Despite having improved since last year, Assassin's Creed is beginning to show...

Ricardo C. Esteves·October 22, 2015
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