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  • Mr Legs Review
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    • Android
    Mr Legs Review

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    Every once in a while, a smartphone game comes along that isn't just another take on an existing, tired concept. I mean, we all like to stick with what we know, but let's face it, it's great to have a brand new experience, if only every once in a while.
  • Three Dead Zed Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Three Dead Zed Review

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    Zombies, eh? Whoever invented them must be rolling in royalties right now. These resilient, ambling monsters have featured in every form of entertainment under the sun, and especially in video games. It's not very often, however, that zombies are coupled with humor.
  • DeadEnd Cerebral Vortex Review
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    • PC
    DeadEnd Cerebral Vortex Review

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    If video games could laugh, DeadEnd: Cerebral Vortex's laugh would be an evil, under-its-breath laugh; the kind that you might associate with psychopaths and/or the insane. This laugh is directed at you, the player, as you feebly try to better the game's many twisted labyrinths, and your brain becomes more and more battered and bruised.
  • Minecraft Review
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    • PC
    Minecraft Review

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    Is there really anything else to be said about Minecraft? The indie phenomenon, which started life as a small experimental sandbox exploration title back in 2009, programmed and designed by a single man, has since evolved into one of the best-selling indie games of all time, with millions of players obsessed with it, and dozens of awards under its belt.
  • The Binding of Isaac Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    The Binding of Isaac Review

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    Randomly-generated gaming content is seeing a real boom as of late, with numerous indie-developed titles churning out the replay value by allowing the game to be different every time you play it. Sometimes it can unfortunately dilute the overall experience, and other times - such as with roguelike The Binding of Isaac - it can make the game infinitely playable.
  • Minecraft – Pocket Edition Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Minecraft – Pocket Edition Review

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    What else is there to say about Minecraft at this point? The world-exploring, block-breaking, item-crafting title has sold nearly four million copies on PC to date, and is now invading every gaming device imaginable, from an upcoming Xbox 360 Kinect version to a (no doubt) App Store-destroying iOS version.
  • OIO The Game Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    OIO The Game Review

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    When a game is named after the shape of the protagonist's face, you know you're in for a very art-filled ride. OIO is a puzzle platformer that revolves around a single key mechanic, coupled with intense mystery as to who you are and what exactly is going on.
  • Asteroid Defense 2 Review
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    • Android
    Asteroid Defense 2 Review

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    Last month's free Android download Asteroid Tower Defense was a great little surprise, with wonderfully focused tower defense play that was screaming for an expansion on the concept. Developer Deonn Games heard our cries, and has launched Asteroid Defense 2, a lovingly crafted step-up from the original.