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  • Monsters, Inc. Run Review
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    • iOS
    Monsters, Inc. Run Review

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    We're pretty much used to popular mobile games getting movie makeovers now. Whether it's Brave and Temple Run or Angry Birds and Star Wars, it can be great to jump back into a familiar experience with a different yet exciting new theme.
  • Into the Dead Review
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    • iOS
    Into the Dead Review

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    The endless running genre has been one of the more interesting developments of mobile gaming over the past few years. From the humble yet hugely addictive beginnings of Canabalt, all the way through to more recent titles like Jetpack Joyride and Temple Run, there's something so attention-grabbing about having "just one more go" in an (often vain) attempt to beat your previous best high score.
  • Frocket Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Frocket Review

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    Remember the bit in Donkey Kong Country where you fired from barrel to barrel, making sure not to smash into anything dangerous? Frocket makes an entire game out of that concept, replacing the famous gorilla with a frog on a jetpack.
  • All the King’s Men Review
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    • PC
    All the King’s Men Review

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    All the King's Men provides a pretty nifty grid-based mechanic that could potentially keep us satisfied well into the night. It's all about knocking blocks off the side of the grid in order to conjure up battle units, which then appear on a battlefield at the top, and charge towards the enemy.
  • Beast Boxing Turbo Review
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    • PC
    Beast Boxing Turbo Review

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    Zeno Clash taught us a few years ago that punching animal-human hybrids in the face is a lot of fun. Beast Boxing Turbo now takes the concept into the ring, Punch-Out style, as a human looks to become boxing champion of the beasts.
  • Scribblenauts Unlimited Review
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    • PC
    Scribblenauts Unlimited Review

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    Scribblenauts is one of those intriguing franchises that started off with a great concept coupled with poor execution - yet has honed the original idea, and eventually gotten to a point where it's hugely entertaining and exactly what we were hoping for in the first place.
  • FLY’N Review
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    • PC
    FLY’N Review

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    When Steam Greenlight launched a few months ago, it gave PC gamers the chance to pick and choose those titles which looked particularly gorgeous and meaty. Since then, a barrage of titles have been approved for launch on Steam through the initiative, and games that we may not have spotted otherwise are slipping into the limelight.
  • Cargo Commander Review
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    • PC
    Cargo Commander Review

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    I witnessed a talk at the Game Developers Conference in Europe this summer, in which the developer behind Eufloria discussed the many advantages of basing your game around randomly generated worlds and levels. After playing Cargo Commander, I can see exactly what he means.