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July 26, 2021
Dragon Awaken [Desktop] Review – An Epic Quest?
By John Richardson
It’s not often that MMORPGs outlive the technology on which they are originally built, but that is indeed the case with Dragon Awaken. First taking flight in 2017, it was a Flash game when it launched, but has now transitioned …
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July 24, 2021
They’re Coming Review – You Should Shoot Them
By Harry Slater
There are loads of zombie games available on mobile. Like, so many you can’t even count them. Well, you probably could, but what would be the point, when you can just say there are loads and be right. So when …
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July 22, 2021
Crossword Pie Review – Doesn’t Quite Get the Ingredients Right
By Harry Slater
Crossword Pie wants to make crosswords more fun, more relevant, more like a game of Candy Crush. It adds some twists, some boosts, some special moves, but in the end you’re still just putting letters into gridded spaces. Not that …
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July 19, 2021
MouseBot: Escape From CatLab [Switch] Review – Catastrophe?
By Maria Alexander
MouseBot, despite featuring several cat scientists, does not attempt to revolutionise the 3D platformer. In fact with its endless runner style gameplay it’s more basic than the majority of its contemporaries – on the Switch at least. Yet it offers …
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July 17, 2021
Bombagun Review – A War-Torn Card Game With a Few Twists
By Harry Slater
Bombagun is a simple two-player card game that sees both you and your opponent drawing from the same deck. You’re playing either side of a city-wide conflict, and the first player to reduce their foe to zero HP is declared …
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July 15, 2021
Rabisco Review – A Challenging Maze Game With a Few Problems
By Harry Slater
Rabisco is a game about leading a cute rabbit through a series of mazes. You’re collecting stars to cheer up the moon, which sounds like a perfectly lovely and noble cause to us. The game has been out on a …
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July 12, 2021
LEGO Builder’s Journey [Switch] Review – Brick by Brick
By Maria Alexander
LEGO Builder’s Journey is yet another superbly presented game originally made for Apple Arcade and ported over to the Switch. It offers up a wonderfully relaxed puzzle experience, but there’s always that nagging feeling it’s overpriced when put forward as …
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July 11, 2021
Bomb Club Review – Explosive Squad Goals
By Harry Slater
A great puzzle game needs to combine a number of different elements if it wants to capture the imagination. It needs to be familiar but fresh, it needs to keep you on your toes and it needs to contain an …

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Category: Reviews

Dragon Awaken [Desktop] Review – An Epic Quest?

They’re Coming Review – You Should Shoot Them

Crossword Pie Review – Doesn’t Quite Get the Ingredients Right

MouseBot: Escape From CatLab [Switch] Review – Catastrophe?

Bombagun Review – A War-Torn Card Game With a Few Twists

Rabisco Review – A Challenging Maze Game With a Few Problems

LEGO Builder’s Journey [Switch] Review – Brick by Brick

Bomb Club Review – Explosive Squad Goals

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