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Jillian will play any game with cute characters or an isometric perspective, but her favorites are Fallout 3, Secret of Mana, and Harvest Moon. Her PC suffers from permanent cat-on-keyboard syndrome, which she blames for most deaths in Don’t Starve. She occasionally stops gaming long enough to eat waffles and rewatch Battlestar Galactica.
  • Square Planet Review
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    Square Planet Review

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    Seemingly out of nowhere, the "evil squares" of Square Planet have kidnapped and enslaved the race of ball people.  To be fair, the balls were probably making ridiculous diplomatic requests, like "We demand bouncing, followed by rolling, followed by rolling of the third type. "  But that won't stop your masked hero-ball from busting into their home and kicking some square corners.  
  • Kumo Lumo Review
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    Kumo Lumo Review

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    From the moment I heard about Chillingo's newest "rain 'em up," I knew it was going to be something.  That something was always accompanied by positive expectations: adorable, creative, hilarious, fresh, which have all been met and exceeded.  Unfortunately, these adjectives don't necessarily describe a good game.  Kumo Lumo, I wanted to love you, and in many ways, I do.  This review is going to hurt me more than it does you.
  • Prison Architect Preview
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    Prison Architect Preview

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    If Kickstarter has taught us anything, it's that people are more than willing to preemptively support projects they believe in.  We've recently learned a similar lesson from Prison Architect, Introversion Software's newest undertaking.  Along with the fact that gamers really, really want to build and run a prison full of cute but deadly sprites.  Like, now, please.
  • Worms Revolution Review
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    Worms Revolution Review

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    Our favorite warfare-waging worms are back in Team17's latest annelid battle-epic: Worms: Revolution.  Even though worms are usually armless and blind, these soldiers are skilled with the aiming of firearms, tossing of explosives, avoidance of landmines, and much more.  It's no wonder our slightly sadistic narrator wants to make a nature documentary on their fighting habits.  
  • Farm Tribe 2 Review
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    Farm Tribe 2 Review

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    We've all heard the urban legend of how the ooey-gooey "life sim" came to be: two developers ran into each other, one carrying a strategy game and the other carrying a simulation.  The games collided:  "Hey, bro, you got strategy in my sims game!"  "No, dude, you got sims in my strategy title!"  And so, a new combination was born.  I hope you enjoyed that story, because you won't find a better one in Farm Tribe 2.
  • Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit Review
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    Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit Review

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    Let's get one thing straight: I'm not anti-rabbit.  I simply don't agree with Proposition 415's plan to legalize rabbit-sized weapons of mass destruction and outfit our furry friends with them in case they need to go on bloody revenge sprees.  If Jazz Jackrabbit v Tortoises Everywhere wasn't support enough, I suggest you review the more recent file on Prince Ash v The Monsters of Hell, codenamed Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit. 
  • Games I Can’t Believe Don’t Exist Yet
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    Games I Can’t Believe Don’t Exist Yet

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    I know that many developers these days are focused on "creativity," "ingenuity," and other -ity words that don't necessarily involve making boatloads of cash.  But that doesn't mean there aren't other game creators out there, waiting for the next big thing that will allow them to retire to their floating fortress made of dodo eggs.  So, potential gold-smoothie-drinking-quadrillionaire, why don't these games exist yet?  A few might actually even be…fun.    
  • Super Monsters Ate My Condo! Review
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    Super Monsters Ate My Condo! Review

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    Super Monsters Ate My Condo is the follow-up to Adult Swim Games's slightly less super Monsters Ate My Condo from 2011. At a glance, the two games are nearly identical: both throw you into a frenetic twist on the match-3 genre, in which you need to connect same-colored condos in a constantly growing high-rise tower, mid-monster attack.  Beyond these similarities, players are treated to a smorgasbord of new and delicious content.