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Worms W.M.D Review – Fully loaded

Eduardo Reboucas7 November 201628 April 202503 mins

Over the years since its inception, the Worms series has seen its share of ups and downs. After a weak attempt at bringing the franchise to the third dimension during the 32-bit generation, Team-17 realized our spineless but extremely courageous friends deserved better, bringing them back to glorious 2D. And with Worms W.M.D, they’re at…

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Batman: A Telltale Series Episode Three Review – A little bit of everything

Eduardo Reboucas26 October 201628 April 202503 mins

The third episode in Telltale’s take on Batman manages to cram just a little bit of everything that’s associated to the caped crusader’s legacy, as well as add a few more layers to the studio’s own take of DC Comics’ icon’s mythos. The stage was set for Harvey Dent’s ascent to the mayor’s office at…

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Thoth condenses twin-stick shooters into their most intense moments

Callum Rakestraw22 October 201625 April 202504 mins

It’s immediately apparent that Thoth was made by the same guy who created 140. Jeppe Carlsen’s unique aesthetic is front and center in Thoth, giving it that same air of surrealist minimalism that made 140 so stylish. Unlike his previous game, however, music isn’t the focus this time. Instead, it’s a simple twin-stick shooter. Well,…

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Dex: Enhanced Edition Review – Knee deep in the past

Eduardo Reboucas19 October 201628 April 202505 mins

In the current surge of nostalgia-filled games, it’s great when one of them so perfectly encapsulates the feel of 16-bit as well as Dex does. It feels especially like a Genesis/Mega Drive RPG platformer made in this day and age, from its graphics down to just how bogged down its pacing feels at times. Dex begins…

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100ft Robot Golf Review – On the green

Callum Rakestraw14 October 201625 April 202505 mins

Everything about the concept of 100ft Robot Golf is wonderfully absurd. It’s a game about playing golf while piloting huge mechs in the form of a campy low-budget anime. How that idea came together is anyone’s guess, but the result is nothing short of spectacular. 100ft Robot Golf’s take on the sport doesn’t play much…

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Deus Ex GO Review – STOP and GO play this

Eduardo Reboucas12 October 201628 April 202503 mins

Deus Ex GO is a fantastic follow up to Hitman and Lara Croft GO. It doesn’t change the basics: it’s a puzzle game in which everything else moves a space every time you move a space. In terms of sheer delight after beating a level, Adam Jensen’s mobile adventure is just as rewarding to play…

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Rive Review – A bumpy ride

Callum Rakestraw10 October 201625 April 202505 mins

Rive doesn’t know when enough is enough. It seeks to create a challenging shooter that evokes the classics (such as R-Type and Bangai-O, if some of the game’s dialog is any indication), attempting to recreate the frantic, bombastic action of those games. And it certainly does – quite well, I might add – but it…

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Thinking outside the box: How N++ avoids frustration through non-linear progression

Callum Rakestraw1 October 201625 April 202505 mins

It was near the end of the third row of levels that I finally met my match in N++. One stage in particular – Earthdate 2264 (pictured above) – had worn me down. It’s a series of tunnels with drones circling each junction with a laser moving back and forth across the ceiling. The button…

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Hitman Episode 5: Colorado Review – Apricot heaven

Eduardo Reboucas29 September 201628 April 202503 mins

After a somewhat disappointing outing in episode 4, Agent 47 disembarks in the USA for one of the best missions in the current season of Hitman. Set in a militia camp somewhere in the mountain ranges of Colorado, it’s our bald friend’s mission to take down not only one, two, or three, but four different targets,…

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The Final Station Review – Ticket to ride

Eduardo Reboucas27 September 20169 September 202006 mins

It’s a little hard to imagine what would actually come after a zombie apocalypse. Games and other forms of fiction very rarely approach the subject mainly because their aim is to show more of the terrible side of humanity that comes out during tense and positively hopeless situations. Max Brook’s World War Z touched upon…

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