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  • Wooden Sen’SeY Review
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    Wooden Sen’SeY Review

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    If you've followed the indie game scene for a while, you'll no doubt feel that indie platformers are somewhat coming to a head. Every now and again a clever concept that hasn't previously been fully explored will emerge, but for the most part, they all seem to tread the same ground, with familiar features and the same silly problems.
  • Band Stars Review
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    Band Stars Review

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    It was inevitable that someone would eventually attempt to replicate the glorious management action found in the super-popular Kairosoft mobile games. Since the very beginning when Game Dev Story got our creativity pumping, the Story series has been a phenomenal source of entertainment.
  • Dédale Review
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    Dédale Review

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    Dédale takes "coloring within the lines" to puzzle-orientated heights, throwing in a soothing atmosphere all for good measure. There's something quite hypnotic about watching a flapping butterfly flit around, lighting up its way with piano plinks and splashs of color.
  • Beware Planet Earth! Review
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    Beware Planet Earth! Review

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    The tower defense gaming space baffles me a little. While the underlying concept has been around for decades, it's only really taken off properly over the last few years, with all sorts of variations and takes on the theme. The bit that gets me all befuddled is why, after so many years of iteration, there are still so many TD titles released today that are the spitting, age-old image of those from so many years ago.
  • Legend Cards Review
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    Legend Cards Review

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    Rage of Bahamut had us all a-flutter for collectible card games earlier this year, with addictive, complex, beautiful anime action that let us build, quest and battle for a ridiculous number of hours. Now developer Gloops is looking to catch us with its own take on the genre.
  • Tiny & Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers Review
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    Tiny & Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers Review

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    Black Pants Game Studio is a brave collective of developers. If Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers, the first release from the studio, had turned out to be a bit rubbish, reviewers up and down the interwebs would be branding it "pants", having a good old snigger, then moving on to the next potential indie gaming craze.
  • Splice Review
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    Splice Review

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    You know what we can't stand? Video game tutorials. Nine times out of ten a tutorial will either be walls of text that we're clearly not going to digest properly, or half an hour of "do this simple thing", "now do it again but with an added element" and repeat until fin. The best tutorials are those which either incorporate the teaching into the gameplay, or let us figure it all out for ourselves.
  • Pocket Clothier Review
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    Pocket Clothier Review

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    Pocket Clothier, Kairosoft's latest management mobile game, is like a sheep in wolf's clothing. You'd expect a game about managing a retail clothes shop to be less entertaining than past Kairosoft subjects, yet actually, this is just as addictive and will gobble up your time in spades. Oh, and the wolf? He's looking magnificent, daaarling.