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  • MacGuffin’s Curse Review
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    MacGuffin’s Curse Review

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    Whoever came up with the saying "a blessing or a curse" didn't exactly cover all bases. Take MacGuffin's Curse for example, which it turns out is both a blessing and a curse. With the ability to switch from being a weedy little thief into a huge, beefy werewolf and back again, MacGuffin's range of skills just increased tenfold.
  • Dark Legends Review
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    Dark Legends Review

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    Spacetime Studios continues its mobile MMO Legends series with their latest release, swapping space and fluffiness for a rather different, more violent angle. Dark Legends puts you in control of a bloody-thirsty vampire, on a quest to find the culprit responsible for your fangs.
  • Cafeteria Nipponica Review
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    Cafeteria Nipponica Review

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    Another Kairosoft release, another weekend lost to the management game genre. Cafeteria Nipponica takes the developer's tried and tested formula to the food and drink sector, as players build a restaurant empire that starts on the outskirts of the big city, and eventually expands to the hustle and bustle of modern life.
  • Offspring Fling Review
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    Offspring Fling Review

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    Kyle Pulver is a bit of an indie gaming legend. If you haven't already, you need to download depict1 and Bonesaw: The Game, both platforming games that highlight the gloriousness of his work. He is a developer who clearly, deeply, madly cares about his output, and the sort of developer who should be fixed firmly on your radar.
  • Rayman Origins Review
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    Rayman Origins Review

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    There's a certain something that a lot of platforming games completely miss the mark on these days. It doesn't matter how much content or excitement you cram into a platformer if you fail to take heed of just how important the feel of game's controls is. Make it too floaty, and frustration will soon set in. Make it too restricted, and players won't bother to come back for more.
  • BrowserQuest Review
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    BrowserQuest Review

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    Mozilla's BrowserQuest may look like a seemingly simple retro RPG in a web browser, especially compared to some of the stuff already out there. However, this particular game has a rather notable purpose that may not sound all that exciting to the average gamer, but for developers, it's quite the eye-opener.
  • Waveform Review
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    Waveform Review

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    I vowed that after I left university, I would never look at another mathematical wave for as long as I lived. Those evil things full of sin(e) following me around for years afterwards, but eventually I managed to calm the nightmares down and get on with my life.
  • New Yankee in King Arthur’s Court Review
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    New Yankee in King Arthur’s Court Review

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    It's always the case, isn't it? You're on holiday, trying to enjoy yourself and forget all the responsibilities you have waiting for you back at home, and then you go and get hit by a freak bolt of lightning and wind up back in the days of King Arthur, with more responsibility than you can handle! I hate it when holidays take that turn.