Jump Dash Roll
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Jump Dash Roll

Jump Dash Roll aims to celebrate gaming by delivering high-quality content for all gamers and beyond.

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It lacks purposeful content and engaging mechanics, with many aspects of its core-elements feeling like an afterthought. Its fluid and fast-paced combat is an enjoyable experience stuck in a visual and mechanically dull game, which leaves more to be desired.

JDR Staff·February 15, 2022
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Not For Broadcast isn’t for everyone, but fans of 2013’s Papers, Please will not find a better title on the market.

Derek Johnson·February 11, 2022
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Roll7 has managed to build, successfully, on each of its previous titles to create something fun and engaging in OlliOlli World. Whilst the story is mostly a miss, it doesn’t detract from what is, at its heart, a fun filled skateboarding slice of gaming.

Pete Taylor·February 8, 2022
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A stellar slice of indie goodness whose frenetic and precise fighting elevates it above the pack, while highlighting an important chapter in Taiwanese history.

Rob Kershaw·January 10, 2022
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Under Eastward’s glossy and well-designed exterior, there’s a confusing and overlong story that never really satisfies.

Rob Kershaw·January 4, 2022
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Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy — Definitive Edition is a lazy attempt at bringing three classic games into the modern era. Visually inconsistent, riddled with bugs and below par in so many other areas, the only thing this collection has going for it is nostalgia and solid foundations.

Ant Barlow·November 26, 2021
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Call of Duty: Vanguard does little to change up the Call of Duty formula, but it’s still a fun way to kill the nine months until next year’s title releases.

Derek Johnson·November 11, 2021
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Over the years I’ve had a love/hate relationship with Football Manager. Some years I can’t put it down, others I can barely make it through a season. Football Manager 2022 is a cracking entry in the series and has added plenty to make it feel fresh when compared to previous...

Pete Taylor·November 4, 2021
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition is one of the most complete packages in all of video games. It rarely drops the ball and is absolutely the best way to play this trio of modern classics.

Ant Barlow·November 3, 2021
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Party Pack 8 is varied, accessible and fun. It might not be the best compendium in the series, but the likes of Job Job, Drawful Animate and Poll Mine will ensure that it’s high in your consideration for a night of party games.

Rob Kershaw·October 21, 2021
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For a game all about revolution, Far Cry 6 does little to evolve the aging series, but at least your dog can ride in your car.

Derek Johnson·October 13, 2021
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True Colors is by far the best entry in Life Is Strange to date. Pulling the focus away from powers and onto relationships allows the story to grow naturally, and beautifully, without losing the essence of what makes the series great.

Rob Kershaw·September 28, 2021
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