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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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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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Micro Machines World Series Review (PlayStation 4)
Actual toy cars are more fun
July 6, 2017 - Racing around overhead tracks in virtual toy cars has been enjoyable since the early '90s. Now that Micro Machines is back after a long hiatus, does it keep the fun-filled spirit of the original games alive?
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Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Review (PlayStation 4)
A dizzying collection
July 4, 2017 - Sony's promising mascot platformer debuted over two decades ago and now he's finally back to delight (and frustrate) new audiences. Containing three visually revamped games, Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is surely a collection that gamers shouldn't overlook.
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Ancient Amuletor Review (PlayStation 4)
Defending crystals has never felt so satisfying
July 3, 2017 - Although PlayStation VR is still in its infancy, there has been a surprising amount of variety so far. Ancient Amuletor is an addictive arcade-style shooter but is it worth making yourself look like a goof to play it?
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