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It's possible that LA Cops could have turned out to be a really cool game, if the developers had taken the time to polish their idea. Maybe they could have thrown an exciting cop story into the mix, or maybe extended the campaign so that it didn't end after just...

Mathias Holmberg·March 28, 2015
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Apart from that though, this an excellent RPG, with a thrilling story and it certainly makes us believe again in a rebirth of the PC RPG genre.

GR Staff·March 26, 2015
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All in all, Cities Skylines is the city builder every fan have been craving all these years. It's game that offers quality in every nook and cranny. Which is damn impressive from the dozen or so developers. The fact that a tiny company can do what a multi billion-dollar company...

Kim Visnes·March 24, 2015
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To sum up: Bloodborne brings together some of the strongest elements of the Souls series while adding to the formula with its own ideas and unique style. The gameplay is as demanding as ever and the new dungeon mode just adds more content. The game's more accessible in some places,...

Stefan Briesenick·March 24, 2015
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Whatever you do, the collection is bursting with content, the value massive. It's a shame the games weren't pulled together, so you could skip between the two when you liked. But a complete interchangeability of the characters would have meant a lot of extra work, and we can understand why...

Kalle Max Hofmann·March 23, 2015
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In summary Zombie Army Trilogy is an arcade-style offering about shooting zombies in the head. It's built around co-op play and will likely underwhelm a solo player. That said, it's still not a great game even if you're playing in a group; it's more about the people you're playing with,...

Unknown·March 22, 2015
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We're glad to have got to play the game, but unfortunately the obvious age of the game makes it harder to enjoy. We have taken some things (like a controllable camera) for granted on home consoles, and it detracts from the overall experience. In the end, it's still a mighty...

Jonas Mäki·March 21, 2015
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Divinity: Original Sin is an excellent choice if you love old-school RPGs. You might not enjoy it so much if you don't like having plenty of autonomy to find your way in the world (where subsequently you can get lost), or if you prefer to be shown the position of...

GR Staff·March 15, 2015
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That feeling of not wanting or being able to drop the controller, to actually be treated as a fully skilled and capable player and that wonderful sense of discovery makes Ori and the Blind Forest a true masterpiece. It's proof that games can be art and just because something offers...

Jonas Mäki·March 11, 2015
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DMC Devil May Cry was a bold move by Ninja Theory, even if it had its share of failures. While the classic DmCs go "over-the-top" with ease, Ninja Theory's game has moments where its attempts at being cool are almost painful. Still, it's a good action game and a refreshing...

Ricardo C. Esteves·March 10, 2015
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The level editor detailed in the trailer below will be made available in a later patch, expected at some point in the next couple of months.

Mike Holmes·March 10, 2015
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There's also a four-player split-screen mode coming to the game in a post-launch patch. We've not had a chance to try it for ourselves as yet, but once it's available we'll give it a bash and update you here.

Mike Holmes·March 3, 2015
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