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  • Demolition Company Review
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    • PC
    Demolition Company Review

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    When a game offers me the chance to destroy buildings, walls and other structures with a selection of demolition machines and tools, how can I refuse? Set over 30 missions, Demolition Company does just that, providing bulldozers, wrecking balls and jackhammers as your tools of destruction.
  • Dachinko Review
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    • PC
    Dachinko Review

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    If you've got a hankering for some Pachinko fun, this new offering from Gamecask may just do the trick. Dachinko offers ball-launching gameplay with huge addictive qualities and a very distinct graphical style.
  • Fading Hearts Review
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    • PC
    Fading Hearts Review

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    It's fair to say that the visual novel genre is heavily entwined in the dating sim side of gaming, and this is no more true than in Sakura River's Fading Hearts. A lengthy story of magic and mystery is provided, coupled with several girls' heart that can be broken or adhered to.
  • Swarm Arena Review
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    • PC
    Swarm Arena Review

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    In general, the word swarm is usually applied to things that you wouldn't want to get close to - wasps, locusts, zombies... yet in Swarm Arena, the brightly glowing swarm is your friend, and key to survival.
  • Worms Reloaded Review
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    • PC
    Worms Reloaded Review

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    Five years ago, if you'd asked me what my favourite gaming series of all time was, I probably would have considered Team 17's Worms saga. Featuring teams of charismatic wrigglers who love nothing better than to blow each other up with grenades and giant, concrete donkeys, it was arguably the most fun you could have with a turn-based multiplayer game.
  • Rainblood: Town of Death Review
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    • PC
    Rainblood: Town of Death Review

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    Originally a hugely successful indie RPG in China, Rainblood: Town of Death has now been translated into English. The game follows a mysterious warrior who arrives in the small town of Pang to find all its inhabitants have either fled or been killed by a deadly virus.
  • Eufloria Review
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    • PC
    Eufloria Review

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    I was never very good at gardening, so the prospect of keeping plants neat and trim in the outer regions of space was a chance to redeem myself. Eufloria's idea of gardening is a little different from the norm however, featuring seedlings that buzz around trying to massacre hostile plants on other planets.