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  • Survivalcraft Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Survivalcraft Review

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    It can be very easy to shout "clone!" and refuse to play a game based on the fact that its screenshots and general outline appear to be copied directly from another video game. Sometimes, however, a game heavily inspired by another can bring some great, unique ideas to the surface that really make us question the original concept.
  • Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine Review
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    • PC
    Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine Review

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    There was a specific, memorable moment when I realized just how brilliant Monaco is. Myself and three friends had just successfully stolen a bundle of unmarked bills from the Casino de Monte Carlo, and were making our way to the exit when a guard popped out of a nearby corridor, forcing me to dart through the closest doorway.
  • Bloop Review
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    • PC
    Bloop Review

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    Sometimes a series of smaller niggles - niggles that on their own wouldn't be too great of a threat - can build up to the extent that they completely overshadow any of the good that a video game has to offer. A lot of the time it's silly little things that are easily solvable, but were simply overlooked.
  • Papo & Yo Review
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    • PC
    Papo & Yo Review

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    Papo & Yo is beautiful, heartbreaking, moving, upsetting, powerful, and plenty of other conflicting emotions all rolled into one. It's a magical experience that captivates throughout, with puzzles that will have you genuinely smiling along, to scenes that will stir up something inside you that video games don't often touch.
  • Starseed Pilgrim Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Starseed Pilgrim Review

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    Sometimes a game comes along that is simply too abstract to be recommendable to all, yet still feels like an experience you should be nudging as many people as possible in the direction of. Starseed Pilgrim is not for everyone - in fact, I would suggest that it's not even for most people.
  • Pressure Review
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    • PC
    Pressure Review

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    I love nice surprises, and indie racer/shmup Pressure is certainly one of those. With enemy vehicles all around you, all guns blazing in your general direction, you'd think that picking bullets out of your teeth would be all that's left of your career in living.
  • Retro/Grade Review
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    • PC
    Retro/Grade Review

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    It turns out that when you reverse a side-scrolling space shooter, you get a Guitar Hero-like rhythm game instead. If you based your purchase of Retro/Grade on the screenshots alone then you might well be initially disappointed, then rather curious, and soon after, rapidly satisfied.
  • Slam Bolt Scrappers Review
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    • PC
    Slam Bolt Scrappers Review

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    Slam Bolt Scrappers is one of those video game experiences that you can sense is definitely onto something special with its core concept, but unfortunately fails to capitalize on the idea fully.