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  • Wrestler: Unstoppable Review
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    Wrestler: Unstoppable Review

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    I've been a fan of video game wrestling titles since I was just a little kid. Back then it was Andre the Giant, Roddy Piper, and Junkyard Dog filling up my games, and I loved it. So while I was left curious about a 3D Wrestling game on Facebook, I remained excited about the prospect. But excitement was quickly replaced with anger, since Wrestler: Unstoppable isn't really a game at all.
  • Velocispider Review
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    • iOS
    Velocispider Review

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    In Velocispider you control the title character, who's a half-velociraptor half-spider.... um, thing.... that has a cannon mounted on it's back. You'll shoot mechanical whales and flying octopodes as they try to swoop down and steal your eggs. If any of that makes sense to you, you'll probably want to see a doctor. There's a good chance you're having some sort of fever dream.
  • Companions Review
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    • iOS
    Companions Review

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    You could visualize Companions as a more tactical, less action-oriented Gauntlet where you control all the characters. You don't get the hundreds of enemies that infested the catacombs of Gauntlet, but you get to manage all four dungeoneers, each with their own attacks and inventory. It's a little bit loot driven, a little bit exploration, and a little bit tactical. They try to cast a pretty wide net.
  • Atomic Strike Review
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    Atomic Strike Review

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    There are a lot of people that don't view Facebook games as "real" games. But the idea that all Facebook games are the same is just wrong. Take Atomic Strike, for example, a real time strategy (RTS) game that rivals full retail games.
  • Orions 2 Review
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    • iOS
    Orions 2 Review

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    In Orions 2 you play as a "Deckmaster," cue ohhs and ahhs, that roams the lands defeating other deckmasters using a deck of cards. Sure it's a goofy premise, and at the same time derivative, because we've been down this road many a time before. You'll travel around, challenge guys to battles, and win XP and cards when you're victorious.
  • LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game Review
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    • PC
    LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game Review

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    The Pirates of the Caribbean movie series has always traded on its inane goofiness. It's flamboyantly overacted and much heavier on style than story, but it's this irreverent style that lends itself perfectly to receiving the Lego treatment from perennial Lego game creators Traveller's Tales. The results are as whimsical and fun as ever.
  • Casey’s Contraptions Review
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    • iOS
    Casey’s Contraptions Review

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    Ever since I watched the opening scene from Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (where the room sized mechanical something or other goes through the convoluted process of making him breakfast) I've been fascinated with Rube Goldberg machines. Of course outside the board game Mousetrap, most of us never get to indulge that urge to build overly complicated setups to achieve rudimentary tasks. Enter Casey's Contraptions.
  • Storm in a Teacup Review
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    • PC
    Storm in a Teacup Review

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    Storm in a Teacup is a variation of the saying "a tempest in a teacup" which really means taking a small event and blowing it out of proportion. Since it means making something out of nothing, I'm really struggling with why you'd name your game that. Good news though, the title is really the only thing about this game that's not awesome. And that's worth making a bit of a fuss over.