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Lego City Undercover Review
Yippee-ki-yay, motherbricker!
April 22, 2017 - Lego City Undercover is back after a short break with a new multi-console release complete with an even better-looking world and some new goodies to collect. What a difference four years makes! Let's see what Chase has been up to.
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Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap Review
A Master System gem redefined
April 21, 2017 - Although there were two Wonder Boy III games, The Dragon's Trap is definitely the most memorable. Now, the classic Metroidvania has been remade for modern consoles so let's see how it holds up in high-definition.
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Flinthook Review
A roguelike that'll have you hooked
April 19, 2017 - Indie game developers love making action-packed 2D platformers. Flinthook manages to combine elements from many inspirations and craft a solid roguelike experience so let's get ready to pillage some pirate ships in space!
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Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom Review
Solid RPG action with furry friends
April 18, 2017 - It's true that most RPGs can be played passively as you watch your characters level up and the story unfold. However, Shiness is here to whip you into shape with its action-packed battles so let's check it out.
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Lichtspeer Review
Javelin target practice redefined
April 18, 2017 - You have to hand it to games that are actually unique. Lichtspeer has you throw arcing spears at oncoming hordes of odd enemies but is it enough fun to appease the gods? Strap a seal to a skateboard and let's find out.
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Mr. Shifty Review
He's one sneaky son of a gun
April 17, 2017 - When you see a game that looks like Hotline Miami but with a neat new gimmick, it definitely seems promising. So, does Mr. Shifty have what it takes to be the next twitch-inducing overhead action game?
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Blackwood Crossing Review
So, how are the kids?
April 13, 2017 - First-person games where you walk around slowly and not do much else are a growing trend. In strolls Blackwood Crossing, an emotional tale involving siblings and their journey to find peace. However, is it a tale worth telling?
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Talent Not Included Review
Get ready to put on a show
April 12, 2017 - Games that test your 2D platforming skills can be quite addictive if you're a retro enthusiast. Talent Not Included is a delightfully challenging little game so turn down the house lights and let's start the performance.
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Aaero Review
It's no bubbly chocolate bar
April 10, 2017 - Ever since Rez debuted back in 2001, many game developers have tried to emulate its addictive mix of rhythm and shooting elements. Aaero may forge its own identity but does it do enough to keep gamers hooked?
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Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition Review
The foul-mouthed shooter is back
April 10, 2017 - It may not be new but the 2011 first-person shooter has returned to modern consoles with a fresh coat of paint and a few additions.
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