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  • Relic Rush Review
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    • iOS
    Relic Rush Review

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    One-button games are totally my cup of tea, as are pixelated visuals. I'm also rather prone to enjoying games that are constantly trying to kill me. With this in mind, Relic Rush should be right up my alley - I mean, just look at it! It's a thing of beauty!
  • Pulse Shift Review
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    • PC
    Pulse Shift Review

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    Who doesn't love a good old first-person puzzler to whittle a Sunday afternoon away, hey? Pulse Shift promises literal twists and turns, as you make your way around a variety of platforms and obstacles, all simply by rotating your view 90 degrees at a time, and in turn changing the direction in which gravity is pulling.
  • Rotolla Review
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    • iOS
    Rotolla Review

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    When a developer describes their game as "Super Hexagon meets Tetris", there could only be one reaction to such an elevator pitch: "Bring it on."
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    • Android
    The Twist Review

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    No matter how long I go without shaving, I'm never able to trim myself a nice, twirly 'tashe - rather, I just end up with a huge unkempt mess that makes me look like some kind of J. R. R. Tolkien creature.
  • Antichamber Review
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    • PC
    Antichamber Review

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    There are some really exciting outbursts of creativity happening in video games when it comes to the first person perspective at the moment. Most recently Perspective blew my mind, sowed it back together again with fuse wire, and then blew it all over again. Now Antichamber has come along and proceeded to deal with that stubborn bit of my mind that refused to enter the stratosphere.
  • Reviews
    • PC
    No Time to Explain Review

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    Sometimes a developer is so eager to get their game out to the public, they can be a little too quick on the draw. When the trailer for No Time to Explain was released in early 2011, and gathered huge interest online, studio tinyBuild Games had a game on its hands that wasn't really fixed up very well at all. The game was released in summer 2011, and was an awfully buggy mess.
  • Half-Inch Heist Review
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    • iOS
    Half-Inch Heist Review

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    In the bustling and cut-throat world of free-to-play iOS arcade games, developers need to be quick on the draw if they want to earn a living. It's sadly not enough to simply give people your game anymore - you need extras, upgrades, in-app purchases, and all the trimmings.
  • Medal Wars: Keisers Revenge Review
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    • PC
    Medal Wars: Keisers Revenge Review

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    Medal Wars: Keisers Revenge is rather crude. Take your average British "Carry On" film, skew it just that little bit too far in the wrong direction, and that's roughly where the humor in this world war shooter sits. Regular mentions of women's "jugs" and pixelated flesh may well put you off from the get-go.