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July 21, 2020
Tales of Crestoria Review – A Massive, Confusing JRPG
By Harry Slater
Tales of Crestoria (download from the App Store and Google Play Store) is a game that hammers you with information from the second you pick it up. It’s heavy on the explanations, because it has to be. It feels like …
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July 20, 2020
Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade [Switch] Review – Old School Thrills?
By Maria Alexander
Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade is a well put together but ultimately very pricey retro compilation. You’ll know exactly if you fit into this game’s target audience, and that’s probably its biggest problem. A collection of the first three Darius games …
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July 15, 2020
Donuts Delivery Review – A Simple Sweet-Treat-Sliding Puzzler
By Harry Slater
Donuts Delivery (download from the App Store) starts off reasonably interesting, and then doesn’t really grow from there. It’s not that there’s anything bad with it, or that there’s any massive problem that’s going to put you off. The game …
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July 8, 2020
Unslice Review – An Easy-Going Puzzler That’ll Kill Some Time
By Harry Slater
Mobile gaming offers some of the most varied puzzling experiences. There are severe head-scratchers that’ll leave you pulling out your hair, and then there are games like Unsliced. It’s a soft, easy-going game that doesn’t berate you for failure, but …
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July 2, 2020
Cast Review – An Addictive Solitaire Card Game
By Harry Slater
The App Store has become host to some of the very best card games in recent times. Some offer meaty, in-depth experiences that you can lose weeks of your life to. Others, like Cast, offer something a little more bite-sized. …
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June 30, 2020
Elemental Dungeon Review – A Neat Midcore Roguelite
By Harry Slater
Sometimes you don’t want a game that you’re going to lose hours of your life to. Sometimes you want a bit of action, a bit of thinking and a lot of fun. And that’s where games like Elemental Dungeon come …
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June 24, 2020
The Academy: The First Riddle Review – Not Always Puzzling in The Right Way
By Harry Slater
The Academy: The First Riddle wants to be a mix between Professor Layton and Harry Potter. It manages to combine a few ideas from those two series, but fails to capture the magic that made both of them so entertaining. …
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June 23, 2020
Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary Edition [Switch] Review
By Maria Alexander
Duke Nukem has already made a cameo appearance on the Switch via Bulletstorm, but this 20th Anniversary Edition of his finest hour is his first proper showing on the console. A port of 1996’s Duke Nukem 3D, this Anniversary Edition …

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Tales of Crestoria Review – A Massive, Confusing JRPG

Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade [Switch] Review – Old School Thrills?

Donuts Delivery Review – A Simple Sweet-Treat-Sliding Puzzler

Unslice Review – An Easy-Going Puzzler That’ll Kill Some Time

Cast Review – An Addictive Solitaire Card Game

Elemental Dungeon Review – A Neat Midcore Roguelite

The Academy: The First Riddle Review – Not Always Puzzling in The Right Way

Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary Edition [Switch] Review

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