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  • Good Intentions Review
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    Good Intentions Review

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    When we hear stories of the Musketeers, they tell of exciting battles against evil villains, keeping the righteous people safe, all for one and one for all, that sort of thing. We don't usually hear about the tedious back-tracking jobs these royal soldiers had to put up with, and the awful Simon Says style button pressing needed to complete the most menial of tasks.
  • Orbyx Deluxe Review
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    • PC
    Orbyx Deluxe Review

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    Another developer steps up in an attempt to take PopCap's Peggle crown! Orbyx Deluxe from Hemi Games has plenty going for it, with lots of different powers to use and enough variation to give the game its own unique edge. Unfortunately the bouncing ball physics never feel tight enough, and the poor level design can make later levels rather frustrating.
  • Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time Review
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    • PC
    Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time Review

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    We do love a good comic duo in our video games, especially when one is wearing the other like a backpack. Following in the footsteps of the likes of Banjo-Kazooie and Ratchet and Clank, Doc and Sack are ready for an adventure full of puzzles and sarcasm in Dock Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time.
  • Grotesque Tactics – Evil Heroes Review
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    • PC
    Grotesque Tactics – Evil Heroes Review

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    Earlier this year, the lovely hack 'n' slash title Deathspank showed us how RPG parody can work to great effect. Hence we were intrigued to give Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes a playthrough - another RPG based on parody, but this time in a turn-based environment.
  • Nimbus Review
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    • PC
    Nimbus Review

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    Nimbus is unlike any puzzler you've ever played. That's a pretty big statement for us to make, but then again how often do you see developers attempting to mix the racing and the puzzle genres together?
  • The Polynomial – Space of the Music Review
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    The Polynomial – Space of the Music Review

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    Trying to figure out exactly what you're meant to be doing in The Polynomial - Space of the Music is a game in itself. Set in a universe created based on whatever music is currently playing, you're not given any real objective as such. It's more a case of floating around, attacking anything that shoots in your direction, and exploring this weird, trippy world.
  • Woodville Chronicles Review
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    Woodville Chronicles Review

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    Technically speaking, Woodville Chronicles doesn't really do that much wrong. Presented with match-3 puzzles to complete, the resulting cash awarded can then be used to build a small village into a bustling environment. The problem is that there are plenty of other games exactly like Woodville Chronicles that do a far better job of it. Being able to switch between game types on the fly is an interesting feature, but outside of this you'd be hard-pushed to find any real uniqueness in the Woodville world.
  • Reckless Squad Review
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    • PC
    Reckless Squad Review

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    Reckless Squad is a prime example of a sheep in wolf's clothing. On the outside, it's messily put together, with an amateur-looking interface and terribly translated dialogue. Yet look beyond all that, and there's some very clever real-time strategy gaming afoot. It's most likely not enough that you'll overlook the awful visuals, mind, but it definitely leaves you wishing that someone would build on the concept.