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  • Back to the Future: The Game, Episode 4 – Double Visions Review
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    Back to the Future: The Game, Episode 4 – Double Visions Review

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    Back to the Future Episode 4: Double Visions, the penultimate episode in Telltale's Back to the Future games finally gets it right. Don't bother trying to start with this episode, as you won't understand a lick of it. But if you've been patient, playing each game once a month since January, this is the episode that truly delivers the sci-fi/character Back to the Future punch you've been waiting for.
  • Unpleasant Horse Review
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    • iOS
    Unpleasant Horse Review

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    If you had 24 hours to come up with a game idea, design it, program it, and make it both playable and fun, what kind of game would you come up with? Recently PopCap challenged its designers to do just that as a contest to promote creativity. The winning entry, Unpleasant Horse, is now available for the public to judge. Depending on your sense of humour, you may not like what you see. However, for those who don't mind a little bit of morbid fun, Unpleasant Horse is anything but unpleasant.
  • Burn It All Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Burn It All Review

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    First we were told to Cut the Rope. Then we were told to Burn the Rope. Finally, someone's gone and pushed it to the utmost. Now we're being told to Burn It All in a new puzzle game from the makers of Pix'n Love Rush. Frankly, the heat feels pretty good.
  • Chop Chop Rocket Review
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    • iOS
    Chop Chop Rocket Review

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    The Chop Chop series is known for cool twitchy arcade gameplay using angry yet cute characters to get the job done. In Chop Chop Rocket, the only reason you'd know it was part of that family of titles is in the name. Otherwise, you're looking at a totally non-descript distance-measuring arcade title.
  • Car City Review
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    • iOS
    Car City Review

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    You never forget your first car. My father regaled me with tales of his Camaro. My wife's was a beat-up beige Mercury Topaz. Mine was a Beetle buggy-type, lime green with huge tailpipes, monster truck tires and airplane wings. Car City's version of the tale is obviously cooler than my dad's or my wife's, but the game surrounding it is a little hit-and-miss.
  • Monster Blaster Review
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    • iOS
    Monster Blaster Review

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    Imagine, if you will, a very wide street. In the middle of this street is a yellow dividing line. There is a person walking right in the middle of this line, with an arrow pointed at the center of his head. In the middle of this arrow, you'll find Monster Blaster: the most pedestrian, middle-of-the-road puzzle game out there.
  • Fashion Story Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Fashion Story Review

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    The most interesting thing about observing the growth of social games is watching how expanded the audience has become. There's a social game for everyone these days, from kids who want to play with Smurfs to folks who want to raise dinosaurs. In the middle of this spectrum lies Fashion Story, a very accessible social title that seems to pick style over substance.
  • Gobtron Review
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    • iOS
    Gobtron Review

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    Aaah! It's a monster out for world domination, consuming everyone in its path! Who is it? Is it Godzilla, with his fiery breath and smashing tail? King Kong, able to scale buildings, smash cars and steal beautiful women? No, it's Gobtron! And he's attacking us with… his snot?