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  • Doctor Who: Worlds in Time Review
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    Doctor Who: Worlds in Time Review

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    Being British means I should automatically dabble in a bit of Doctor Who, or at least have an opinion on the long-running sci-fi series. Not to feed the stereotype, but to those two statements I say "I do", and "it's good fun". So the idea of a Doctor Who online multiplayer game is something that definitely interests me.
  • Sugar Cube: Bittersweet Factory Review
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    Sugar Cube: Bittersweet Factory Review

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    It's been suggested that you can get the feel for whether a game is going to be fun within the first 15 minutes of play. Whether or not you believe this is the case, one thing is certain: if, after 15 minutes of play, you can't stand any more of a certain game, let alone "get a feel" for it, then things really aren't looking good for said title.
  • Luxor Evolved Review
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    Luxor Evolved Review

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    MumboJumbo's Luxor has been evolving slowly but surely over the past several years, with new ideas and features piled on top of the original marble-popping concept. To call a game Luxor Evolved, then, suggests that this is the highest form of Luxor - the end result of multiple iterations, the coup de grace of the series.
  • Stronghold Kingdoms Review
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    Stronghold Kingdoms Review

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    Ah, Stronghold. Back at the start of the millennium, this medieval real-time strategy game was an enjoyable pastime, thanks to a lengthy single-player campaign and a multiplayer mode for storming your friends' castles. More than ten years later, we have a freemium online multiplayer version of the game, and the majority of the visuals, soundtrack and core concepts are intact from the 2001 release.
  • Flying Sheeps Review
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    Flying Sheeps Review

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    It's difficult to tell whether developer Bad Mouse Digital Art purposely used the improper plural of 'sheep" in the title of its airborne game just to be a bit edgy, or whether English being a second language for the company was the cause. As a journalist, it infuriated me far more than it should have, especially given that the word 'sheep' is then used correctly as the plural throughout the entire game!
  • Realm of the Mad God Review
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    Realm of the Mad God Review

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    Realm of the Mad God is a prime example of the slow rise to power certain indie game releases can experience. Originally released as a public open beta way back at the start of 2010, the game's world, visuals and features have slowly been built up brick by brick based on player feedback, before the game was eventually fully released last year.
  • Rainbogeddon Review
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    Rainbogeddon Review

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    Nitrome games tend to be rather hit or miss depending on the genre, mechanic or past game they're currently trying to riff off of. The fact of the matter is that building your own take on a tired concept usually ends up still being rather yawn-worthy, no matter how many whistles and bells you tack on it.
  • Cell: emergence Review
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    Cell: emergence Review

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    We like to think that if any nasty germs gain access to our insides, our helpful antibodies will simply kill them all off and we won't even notice. Perhaps we'll get a bit of a sniffle, but that's it. Of course, then you get all the various movies and books and the like that envision the story of a virus that our bodies simply cannot cope with, and it ends up going on a rampage through the human race, cutting the world population down to size.