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  • B.C. Bow Contest Review
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    • PC
    B.C. Bow Contest Review

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    Exciting as they might be in the movies, put a weapon in most people's hands and it's fairly likely that they'll have no idea what to do with it. How to hold it, how to aim properly, even how to fire - the whole thing is a mystery to the majority of us, only those who have actually fired out in the field able to hold back the shakes. B.C. Bow Contest's weaponry, though not especially glamorous, is equally difficult to master, play here seeing you take control of a cave man as he attempts to fire a series of arrows towards a collection of targets - some moving, some not.
  • Run Review
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    • PC
    Run Review

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    Running and jumping forms the backbone of most platformers out there. In fact, take the running and jumping out of your average platform title and you'll find little is left. Make it the sole focus, however, and you just might be onto something good.That's exactly what Run does from the start, handing over the simplest world imaginable and then charging you with both running and jumping to your heart's content.
  • Atlantis: Sky Patrol Review
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    • iOS
    Atlantis: Sky Patrol Review

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    Can you imagine how you'd feel if you signed up to the armed forces, turned up fully equipped and ready for war, only to find out that the only skill you needed was the ability to match up coloured marbles? Chances are, in reality, you'd be a little put out, but when it comes to games, such trickery is commonplace, and in Atlantis: Sky Patrol's case, utterly welcome.
  • Let’s TAP: Tap Runner Review
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    • iOS
    Let’s TAP: Tap Runner Review

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    When did touchscreen controls get old? I might be wrong, but I always thought the big appeal of the iPhone was its control system, its screen giving players a new way to access games that bypassed a fiddly old keypad. If Let's Tap: Tap Runner (an adaptation of Let's Tap for the Nintendo Wii) is anything to go by, developers are already looking for new methods, Sega's sci-fi take on an athletics style assault course coming with a fresh approach to taking control.
  • Line Rider Racing Review
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    • iOS
    Line Rider Racing Review

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    With more than a touch of Indiana Jones magic about it, if nothing else, Line Racer  has made many a man's boyhood dreams come true. No, it doesn't help you pick up the girl before the end of the movie, nor does it aid you in defeating your nemesis by the skin of your teeth, but it does recapture Dr. Jone's talent for finding that finite point between sweet success and catastrophic failure. Temple of Doom fans pay attention: this is your mine-cart moment.
  • Paradise Monkeys Review
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    • iOS
    Paradise Monkeys Review

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    Perhaps naively, I always thought that monkeys were just monkeys. Apparently, I was wrong. Like the bizarre love child of King Kong and The Count from Sesame Street, there's a new "Dracula Monkey" on the beat, and he's dead set on starving the rest of the monkey population of their beloved bananas. In one of the most outlandish plots you'll ever see, Paradise Monkeys charges you with getting these bananas back, all by tapping each monkey on the head in quick time
  • TrafficCity Review
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    • iOS
    TrafficCity Review

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    Traffic signals one of the few things almost everyone inherently trusts, yet the pandemonium you could cause if you had them under your control is immense. TrafficCity, though handing you the keys to this asphalt-laden kingdom, expects you to be a little more responsible, however.
  • Mercutio Review
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    • iOS
    Mercutio Review

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    Clever are the games that can take a familiar theme and put their own, unique, spin on it. For those who like their puzzlers, titles such as these are worth their weight in gold, able to pull players in with play they recognise, but also able to keep them hooked by putting something fresh before their eyes. Mercutio is one such package, falling back on the staple themes of match-three puzzlers, but letting them play out within its own, novel, framework.