Broken Age: The Complete Adventure, What happens when parallel lines overlap? A quadruple fine adventure
Don’t question the maths of that strap line, just go with it. Shay and Vella live in entirely separate universes, conjoined …
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Steins;Gate: it's really quite;good
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Plenty of damage can be done in just 30 characters, from ill-judged tweets to drunken texts to your mother. but factor in ti…
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The term ‘METROIDVANIA’ is chucked around a fair bit in the discussion of modern indie games, and with good reason many pay …
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There are a great many instances in which having a disembodied voice narrating your every move would be profoundly irritatin…
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Were there a sports-style rankings system for #firstworldproblems, The Show developer Sony San Diego’s current plight would …
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MonsterBag is part of the growing number of indie games that shows that the gaming community at large enjoys the creativity …
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Jake Kazdal didn’t always know what he wanted to do with life. Having worked as a game counsellor on a Nintendo hotline in h…
Read moreBroken Age: Act 2, Review
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Just as her first act did, the second part of Vella’s Broken Age story opens with a knife. But rather than searching for cu…
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That is one big pile of shi… uh, cutesy Danish blocks.” Thankfully for both little Lego Jeff Goldblum and JP fans worldwide,…
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This place changes a person. There’s no doubting it. You may enter your family’s estate as relatively sane, but before a sin…
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At what point does a videogame, so unabashedly influenced and clearly defined by what’s come before it, cease to be a homage…
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Can we still call visual novels niche? Virtue’s Last Reward and Danganronpa, both similarly arriving in Europe on Sony’s PS …
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With Nintendo currently holding a firm grip on the Monster Hunter series, those without a Nintendo console must surely feel …
Read moreThe must-play PS4, PS3 and Vita games of last year
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A. ALIEN: ISOLATION – PS4 Despite having no experience in the horror field, The Creative Assembly (best known for its real-t…
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You’ve just won all the plaudits for your 2D lucha libre-inspired action adventure on PS3 and its current-gen Super Turbo Ch…
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For readers of a certain age, combing over the screenshots on these pages will be like glimpsing fleeting moments of their c…
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From its onset, Alone with You paints a picture of doom and gloom. You are the only remaining human left on a planet. Your o…
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Stealth games are a rare breed these days. Games like The Last of Us and The Order: 1886 might feature sneaking sequences, b…
Read moreHelldivers: Review
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They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover sage advice. But they also say some pretty discouraging things when you spe…
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