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  • Swords and Soldiers Review
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    Swords and Soldiers Review

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    The day we were informed that the Vikings didn't really wear helmets with huge horns sticking out of either side was the day our fascination with the Norse warriors diminished a little - suddenly these avid and ruthless explorers didn't seem so intriguing anymore. Fortunately, Swords and Soldiers HD has restored our faith in these Norsemen, and given us a good laugh to boot.
  • Labyrinthica: The Quest of Lima Review
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    • PC
    Labyrinthica: The Quest of Lima Review

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    RPGs are occasionally associated with multiple pages of statistics to decipher, upgrades to consider and experience points to grind - yet sometimes stripping all of this away in favour of a more simplistic approach can make for the best adventuring experiences. Labyrinthica: The Quest of Lima captures RPG gaming in its purest form, offering minimal stats yet a huge sense of progression.
  • Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space Review
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    • PC
    Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space Review

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    While we sit patiently and wait for Richard Branson to invent some kind of commercial space-liner for us curious star-gazing fellows to visit the cosmos in, we'll have to make do with Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space, a game that surely best represents what space is actually like. You know… with all the looting and the epic space battles.
  • Blue Lacuna Review
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    Blue Lacuna Review

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    "A game about words and emotions, not guns." This is the basis for Blue Lacuna, an interactive piece of fiction that harks back to the days of command prompt story telling, while introducing its own unique ideas and methods for driving the action powerfully forward. There are no pictures or images to help you envision the story in your head - you're presented with a stream of text, and it's up to you to set the scene for yourself.
  • Strange Adventures in Infinite Space Review
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    Strange Adventures in Infinite Space Review

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    There's a lot to be said for bite-size gaming. Huge, epic sagas that last hours on end are all well and good, but now and again it's nice to dive into a game and climb back out again ten minutes later. Strange Adventures in Infinite Space supplies this hotfooted style of gameplay, granting you the opportunity to whiz around space in ten minutes flat.
  • BrainPipe Review
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    • PC
    BrainPipe Review

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    If there is such a thing as the psychedelic, trippy genre of gaming, then BrainPipe is easily the trippiest of them all. It's described as a trip through your mind, which just so happens to be a rather long and winding pipe filled with flashing obstacles and golden glyphs.
  • Soup du Jour Review
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    • PC
    Soup du Jour Review

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    Soup du Jour can't exactly be described as a full main course, but it's definitely great as a starter. This is match-3 gaming with a twist, with ingredients bouncing around in a boiling pot, all the time threatening to leak over the sides. Fast, aggressive gameplay is on the menu, with a big side-order of fun - if only it lasted a little longer we'd be ordering it with every meal, but as a quick distraction Soup du Jour is definitely worth a look.
  • Other Age Second Encounter Review
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    • PC
    Other Age Second Encounter Review

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    We've seen plenty of tongue-in-cheek dating sim-cum-visual novels, with humorous back-and-forths between the protagonist and the available love interests. Other Age Second Encounter attempts to follow this path, but instead comes across as rather childish and immature, with poor dialogue, story and direction.