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The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker (PS4) Review

As for The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker (please, PLEASE pick a shorted title for your next game!) it’s a moderately diverting few hours once you push past the initial few hours of undirected play and moderate belly-butto...

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Burnout Paradise Remastered (PS4) Review

To paraphrase Coolio “I’m spending most my life, living in Burnout Paradise” and I couldn’t be more pleased.

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Sonic Force (PS4) Review

It’s fast, bright, colourful, sounds great and plays well.

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Road Rage (PS4) Review

Road Rage is, by far, the worst game I have played in quite some time in every area of its production.

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Middle-Earth: Shadow of War (PS4) Review

The old adage of “If you liked the first one, you’ll like this” really does ring true here as you’ll be getting more of the same, with a few extra frills added.

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Sonic Force – Hands on Preview

Sonic is enjoying something of a revival thanks to the sterling work with Sonic Mania earlier this year. The gorgeously realised 2d update was the sequel to the original trilogy that everyone had wanted for years.

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Shadow Warrior 2 (Xbox 1) Review

A quick glance would make this game look like a disposable, possibly even insensitive, FPS with a 'wacky' sense of humour. But the mechanics, visuals, and action sequences make it some of the most fun you can have in an FPS.

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Yooka-Laylee (PS4) Review

Ultimately, Yooka-Laylee is a game that looked like it was going to be a great thing for fans of classic 3D mascot platformers, but it’s just not there. Certainly, it’s not a terrible game, but just when you think you might be...

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Titanfall 2 (PS4) Review

Faster, more depth, better looking and brimming with polish, Respawn should be proud of the work they’ve achieved with Titanfall 2 - it really is quite spectacular.

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EVE: Valkyrie (PS4) Review

If you’ve just spend £350/$400 on a new technology toy what you want is that one title that can really wow your friends and justify that hefty purchase. EVE: Valkyrie just might be that purchase from the PSVR launch titles.