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The biggest thing about The Weaponographist that players will notice is that the game doesn't take itself seriously. This is both a good thing and a bad thing. Some of the jokes are funny, primarily relying on referential humor and sarcastic wit, but it can wear on you after a...

Unknown·May 15, 2015
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PC-specific disclaimer: We were given the PC version for review. By far, the PC version is the worst option to pick. Its positive side is that the visuals are smooth and detailed, but also scale perfectly for moderate setups and high-power rigs alike. Mortal Kombat X is going to look...

Daav Daavpuke·May 10, 2015
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Life Is Strange: Episode 1 - Chrysalis has exceeded all expectations of a seemingly humble story like this. It takes an older concept and adds some freshness to it to make it seem new again. While Max may be indecisive and grating at times, she's a fun main protagonist to...

Unknown·April 30, 2015
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All in all, Fictiorama Studios has delivered a good game with an interesting setting, raw characters, unique artwork and a story that leaves you guessing. While it is a two part story and the first part's ending is jarring and strangely executed, it still is a good example of testing...

Unknown·April 17, 2015
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Final Fantasy Type-0 is the action packed Final Fantasy game that a lot of fans have been waiting for. The frantic and fluid combat system, coupled with intricate customizing option, is an RPG fans dream. While the story is does offer some heartwarming moments it’s still tough to fully immerse...

Adam Siddiqui·March 21, 2015
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Short but oh so sweet, Shelter 2 is an experience that is meant to be felt more than it is an endurance test. It has some technical kinks and could be a bit deeper, but the tradeoff in emotional value is more than satisfactory; it’s downright beautiful and not just...

Daav Daavpuke·March 8, 2015
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With all that said, Tormentum - Dark Sorrow is a game that will make you think about the nature of good and evil as well as various other philosophical topics. Its artwork is fantastic, gameplay is straightforward, puzzles challenging and is everything someone would want in a point and click...

Unknown·March 4, 2015
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Regardless of foibles, there is a ton of entertainment value to be found in the wacky shooter that is Screencheat. Looking at an opponent’s screen and trying to collect that kill with a weird weapon, while another player might be doing the same, is exhilarating. It’s so simple yet genius....

Daav Daavpuke·December 31, 2014
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Randal’s Monday should only be played exerting extreme caution and being advised that you are going to have an incredibly frustrating time and that all of the effort you put in each puzzle will go poorly rewarded. Although, if you are a pop culture lover, Easter egg hunter with absolutely...

Jonathan Coutiño·December 13, 2014
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Dragon Age: Inquisition has everything that a fantasy RPG fan wants. Incredible customizable options, an intricate story, moving soundtrack and large unique environments filled with activities. The game does suffer from minor glitches that can be easily solved with future patches, but never detract from the overall experience. Dragon Age:...

Adam Siddiqui·December 7, 2014
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If you’re a fan of the zombie genre or if you’re a fan of the Dead Island games, avoid Escape Dead Island; trust me when I say you won’t be missing anything and you will save yourself hours of frustration and quite a headache. The game is flawed and should...

Jonathan Coutiño·November 25, 2014
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Assassin's Creed Unity is a beautiful game, but lacks any major improvement or unique feature that the other Assassin Creed games are known for such as Black Flag's sailing or Ezio Auditore’s double hidden blades. Instead the technical hiccups and elimination of previous gameplay elements leave the game empty, with...

Adam Siddiqui·November 23, 2014
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