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  • Full English Review
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    Full English Review

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    As a person obsessed with all British TV comedy shows, I was surprised to only just now hear of animated sitcom Full English, launching on Channel 4 later this month and featuring numerous well known actors, including The I.T. Crowd's Richard Ayoade.
  • Legends of Loot Review
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    Legends of Loot Review

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    Legends of Loot teaches us a valuable lesson about life: if a dodgy looking man dressed as a wizard offers you a life of treasure-hunting and glory for just 25c, you should most definitely grab the opportunity with both hands.
  • Angry Heroes Online Review
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    • Android
    Angry Heroes Online Review

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    Angry Heroes Online has some great art going for it, and it's been loaded with plenty of features and options to play around with. Yet, it doesn't do a very good job of disguising the fact that there really isn't… that much to do. You boot it up, you hit some static images to activate new quests, then you wait around to activate some more. I can see why these characters are angry.
  • R.A.W. – Realms of Ancient War Review
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    R.A.W. – Realms of Ancient War Review

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    It's now law that, whenever you discuss a hack 'n' slash game, you must mention Diablo. OK, so this isn't 100 percent true, but I challenge you to find a review, news post or preview of a hack 'n' slasher on a video game website that doesn't mention Blizzard's behemoth franchise. It is the series that every other dungeon crawler is compared to, and rightly so.
  • Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken Review
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    • PC
    Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken Review

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    Do you ever play an indie game and think to yourself, "This is pretty cool, but it could be something amazing if the developer just spruced it up a bit here and there?" That's exactly how I felt about Rocketbirds Revolution way back in 2009 - a lovely Flashback-styled platformer that just felt a little too rough around the edges at times to fully enjoy it.
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    Nightmarium Review

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    It's quite fortunate, really, that the nasty creatures which live under our beds, in our walls, and generally skulk around in the darkness only come out at night. I'd much rather have them roaming about my house while I'm sleeping than getting in the way of the TV during the day.
  • Broken Robot Love Review
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    • PC
    Broken Robot Love Review

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    The day that scientists crack robotic love is the day the world will change…perhaps for the creepier! Imagine an android that will also show admiration for you, no matter how you treat it. Not just obedience…genuine admiration. With people already hurting other people out there, it gives rise to a whole new perspective to the idea of hurting the ones you love.
  • Tower Wars Review
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    • PC
    Tower Wars Review

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    Tower Wars manages to capture a particular essence of tower defence games that others in the genre so often fail to achieve - glorious, hectic panic. There's never a moment in this game, even from the initial whistle blow, in which you're not scrambling around trying to send off more troops, upgrade some towers, or hire more people for your mines.And here's the rub; the thing that makes Tower Wars really work: you're doing all of this against fellow humans.