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  • Rotastic Preview
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    • PC
    Rotastic Preview

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    Rotastic is an upcoming arcade/puzzle game with a simple one-button gameplay mechanic based on swinging to collect items, escape deadly traps and foes (like robotic metal ghosts and enormous flying piranhas), send your opponents flying to their doom, smash bricks, execute aerial acrobatics, or top the fastest speedruns."
  • The Next Big Thing Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    The Next Big Thing Review

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    Never in my life did I think I'd encounter a lead heroine who would randomly spout nonsense like "Vegetable Soup" mid-conversation or threaten people with the fact she had taken a refrigerator head on. Then again, neither did I think I would encounter a game like The Next Best Thing. To say that Pendulo Studios' new animated point-and-click adventure is hilarious would be to miss the perfect opportunity to call it "completely, mind-bendingly insane." In a good way, of course.
  • The Next Big Thing Preview
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    • iOS
    • PC
    The Next Big Thing Preview

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    After meeting main character Liz Allaire a few weeks back, players can now view the first footage of her charismatic partner Dan Murray, the other playable character in Pendulo Studios' upcoming adventure game The Next Big Thing. Brand new video and screenshots behind the cut!
  • Faery: Legends of Avalon Preview
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    • PC
    Faery: Legends of Avalon Preview

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    Focus Home Interactive has unveiled a new role-playing/adventure game called Faery: Legends of Avalon. The game, which will launch on PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade as well as PC download, will immerse the player in a fantasy world inhabited by colorful characters and magical creatures. Get a glimpse of what the game will look like behind the cut.
  • Dracula: Origin Review
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    • PC
    Dracula: Origin Review

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    So-called "large file games," or titles whose massive file sizes require way longer to download and install (and consume more space) than the average desktop alternative, are a singular oddity in casual gaming. That's because, as with Dracula: Origin, released six months ago on PC CD-ROM, they're actually traditional desktop diversions masquerading as digital downloads. Happily, in this case, the game - a haunting adventure that excels for its superb storytelling and cinematic presentation - translates just as well to this new, albeit unlikely format.