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Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire Review (PlayStation 4)
A repetitive yet intriguing action RPG
July 18, 2017 - Beating on hordes of dastardly foes as a princess and a ragtag group of warriors sounds like a fun time. Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire has you command a small army to fight for your kingdom so get ready for battle.
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Fantastic Contraption Review (PlayStation 4)
Clever puzzles and a farting cat
July 17, 2017 - Some games are so strange that you have to play them to believe it. The construction-based puzzles in Fantastic Contraption may be tricky to solve but does it offer a worthwhile VR gaming experience?
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I and Me Review (Switch)
A puzzle platformer with cat photos
July 15, 2017 - If you've ever wanted to play as two kitties simultaneously then here's a game for you. I and Me features simple yet challenging puzzle platforming gameplay so get your wits ready and let's pounce!
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Leap of Fate Review (PlayStation 4)
It's all in the cards
July 14, 2017 - If you're looking for a challenging game then you can't do much better than a twin-stick roguelike. Leap of Fate has you work through card-based stages in order to uncover the pasts of four fateful heroes so if you're up for it; let's shuffle the deck.
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Iron Crypticle Review (PlayStation 4)
Twin-stick mayhem that kicks axe
July 13, 2017 - There have been many games throughout the decades inspired by the classic arcade hit Robotron. Iron Crypticle has a medieval spin on the formula so sharpen your axe and let's get ready for one crazy adventure.
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Partial Backwards Compatibility Just Doesn't Cut It
A look at the feature's history
July 12, 2017 - Ever since the Atari 7800, backwards compatibility has been a very cool hardware feature. Now that console manufacturers are striving to expand their compatible libraries, is partial backwards compatibility good enough or should we just keep our old consoles?
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Top 10 Series That Began on PlayStation 1
Debut titles that achieved greatness
July 11, 2017 - The original PlayStation took gamers by surprise as it featured one phenomenal library of games. In this list, I'll take a look at the ten most influential series that began on Sony's debut console. Let's get to it; greatness awaits!
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AereA Review (PlayStation 4)
An imaginative yet underdeveloped adventure
July 10, 2017 - Action RPGs come in many forms yet few allow you to play cooperatively with friends. AereA offers a promising music-themed premise but do you have what it takes to reclaim the nine primordial instruments?
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Tokyo 42 Review (Xbox One)
Isometric Metal Gear
July 10, 2017 - Blending stealth and action elements is a formula built for success. However, does Tokyo 42's unique take on the genre result in a worthwhile isometric open world adventure?
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Kirby's Blowout Blast Review (3DS)
It blows indeed
July 9, 2017 - Nintendo sure loves giving their little pink puffball plenty of bite-sized spin-offs. Blowout Blast puts classic Kirby gameplay in the third dimension but is that enough to warrant downloading to your 3DS?
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