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  • Band Together Review
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    Band Together Review

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    As a child, every single object in your desk is fair game for some sort of contraption or craft. There's something wonderful about the innocence and imagination that go come from a child creating entire worlds out of simple household objects and school supplies, and Backflip's Band Together captures this essence perfectly.
  • Quantum Conundrum Review
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    Quantum Conundrum Review

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    The same way I occasionally get tired that random passersby mistake me for Gerard Butler, I can only imagine that Kim Swift and her team are getting tired of having Quantum Conundrum constantly berated as a "Portal clone". Yes, they are both witty first-person puzzlers with a unique dimensional physics mechanic. Unknown by many, Swift left Valve to pursue Conundrum, so you'd think she'd be off the hook by now.
  • Could TimeSplitters 4 be free-to-play under Crytek’s Gface?
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    Could TimeSplitters 4 be free-to-play under Crytek’s Gface?

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    As far as first-person shooters go, the TimeSplitters series is by far one of the coolest. Instead of limiting itself to one cool shooter theme, such as sci-fi, modern, or old western, TimeSplitters did something genuinely cool - took all of those genres and wrapped them up into one awesome time-travelling game. Despite meeting near-universal acclaim, however, the series has remained untouched for nearly seven years.
  • Fish Heroes Review
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    Fish Heroes Review

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    When the evil sharks of the world are capturing and packaging helpless fish as a processed food product, something has to be done. As the unconventional Fish Heroes, it's up to you to thwart the bullies of the sea in the only form of justice that cube-shaped fish can deliver: a Boom Blox meets Angry Birds catapult beat down.
  • Super Meat Boy: The Game Preview
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    Super Meat Boy: The Game Preview

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    If you haven't played Team Meat's Super Meat Boy, you don't know the definition of pain. The 2010 platformer was covered with enough spikes, traps, and reflex-based obstacles to leave even the most hardcore gamers in tears. The original game required input so precise that even the PC version of the game pleaded for playing it with a connected controller.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Alpha Colony
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    Kickstarter Picks: Alpha Colony

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    Remember M.U.L.E? It's alright if you don't. The classic sci-fi economy sim, designed by Dan Bunten and produced by Electronic Arts, is nearly a whopping thirty years old. Eons ahead of its time, M.U.L.E would go on to inspire classic simulation series', including Civilization and Sim City.
  • Gamersgate reveals indieFort Bundle #2
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    Gamersgate reveals indieFort Bundle #2

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    It's summer, school's out, and it's time to play some games to your heart's content. Indie bundles have been rolling in at full force: with Humble Bundle, Indie Royale, and indiegogo throwing in some great opportunities to get games for cheap. We're happy to announce that the bundle party isn't over, and Gamersgate is adding to the pile with indieFort bundle #2.
  • Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM Review
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    Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM Review

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    The Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise is one that spans two similar, but completely different worlds. The first is a popular anime series for young adults that features colorful characters in a world where simple digital card games affect everyone's life. The second is a physical card game, categorized by its depth, challenge, and sky-high prices for competitive play. In an attempt to blend both worlds, Yu-Gi-Oh! Bam takes the series to a new social freemium space.