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2013

Rush Bros (Mac) Review

If you’re looking for a single player platformer to fall in love with, this likely isn’t the game for you. Fortunately, the addictive simplicity of the multiplayer mode is enough to salvage the experience and make Rush Bros a g...

6.5

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Righteous Kill (Mac) Review

Righteous Kill does a skillful job of bringing the atmosphere of an exciting crime drama to your hidden object fun. There isn’t a lot of filler; instead, you have hours of object jumbles to enjoy at your leisure - all tied toge...

7.5

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Where Angels Cry (Mac) Review

Where Angels Cry is a game that, with better direction and a more fully developed storyline, could have been superb. All the elements are there, but they unfortunately not put together in the best way. Still, if you are looking...

6.0

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Thunder Wolves (PC) Review

Thunder Wolves is everything that a 80’s action movie homage should be - loud, brash, explosive, brainless and fun! To steal a phrase from the games blurb that puts Thunder Wolves’s place in the world into focus “When this “...

7.0

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Dead Island Riptide (PC) Review

Dead Island Riptide is saved, much like the orginal Dead Island, from being a mess of a game by some wonderfully realised melee combat mechanics. Using the analogue method of control brings the whole experience alive, offering...

7.0

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Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army (PC) review

Sniper Elite Nazi Zombie Army is good, though perhaps not great. Taking the realism afforded by the Sniper Elite v2 game engine and applying it straight up to zombies will probably leave you somewhere between mildly frustrated ...

7.0

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Surgeon Simulator 2013 (PC) Review

Surgeon Simulator 2013 is a humorous (and gory and possibly offensive) parody of medical simulation games.

7.0

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Neverwinter open beta – first impressions

The fact that Neverwinter is still in beta is not in question - the game is definitely playable and surprisingly good fun despite the current sense of being incomplete, but it cannot escape that feeling of incompleteness. Some ...

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