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Another thing that continued to irk me throughout was the points system. In some events you tackle the same jump multiple times, looking to outscore your opponents. Whenever I perfectly landed a trick that felt particularly skillful, I’d be shocked to see my score barely making it past 20 (out...

Jim Hargreaves·October 28, 2016
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Ashes of Ariandal is, in the grand scheme of things, another merely alright Dark Souls DLC. It gives you new weapons, armor, and spells, and a new playground to test them in. It may not be something that will blow your mind or significantly shake up the world of Souls...

Miguel Moran·October 27, 2016
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With over 250 vehicles and equipment, Farming Sim 17 is bigger and better than ever. Although it’s still not going to be a game for everybody, this edition is more accessible and complete than ever before. Gamers that have no interest in slow-paced repetitive gameplay will likely be disappointed, but for...

gazzagb·October 25, 2016
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Corpse Party is a unique blend between horror and adventure that only falter in its latter stages. It’s hard to appreciate the gripping narrative of the game when the requirements to see it can end up becoming so obtuse and precise. Many players will absolutely need to consult a walkthrough...

Miguel Moran·October 25, 2016
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On the one hand, you have Respawn’s short, but fun single player that’s more free and open than most FPS campaigns, and on the other, a multiplayer that’s an iterative improvement on an already fantastic game. In other words, Titanfall 2 is as exhilarating and refreshing now as the original...

Stefan L·October 24, 2016
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However, no matter how punishing it might be on every single front, I found myself returning to earlier levels in order to improve my run, and just as crucially, thinking about playing it even when I wasn’t. Every section is graded, with a final mark for the entire level based...

Dominic L·October 24, 2016
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Valkyrie Drive is an incredibly fun and addictive game. While it doesn’t have the same crazy narrative or visual flair as a Devil May Cry or Bayonetta, it certainly shares their vibrant and satisfying combat. Valkyrie Drive is also a game very focused on fan service, and overt sexual themes....

Miguel Moran·October 20, 2016
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By acting as a simulation rather than embracing the promotion silliness, WWE 2K17 misses the mark wildly. What chance they had to make MyCareer a marquee game mode and a game changer was wasted by half-baked ideas. There’s a lot going on with the other modes on offer and it plays...

Dave Irwin·October 19, 2016
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It’s a shame we weren’t able to review the game prior to launch, because  Here They Lie is by far the best game I have played on the system. It’s definitely not for everyone and the weirdness may put a lot of people off, but I loved every moment and couldn’t wait...

Tuffcub·October 17, 2016
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To say that Rez is perfectly at home in VR would be a huge understatement. This looks, and feels, like an experience tailored solely to the format, and there’s no hint of the game’s underlying age. It certainly proves just how ahead of its time Rez was, and despite all...

Dominic L·October 14, 2016
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It is a shame as the rest of the game has had a lot of care put into it. The music by Marcin Sonnenberg is excellent, the ancient Germanic future to the game is a decent angle for some humour, but it ultimately fails to maintain interest due to monotonous gameplay. This...

Gareth Chadwick·October 14, 2016
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Compared to last year’s Superchargers, Imaginators is certainly a step in the right direction. Instead of bolting something onto the existing formula, Toys For Bob have instead gone for reinvention. Being able to construct and share your own Skylanders isn’t a massive game changer, but it feels far more considered...

Jim Hargreaves·October 13, 2016
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