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  • Redshirt Preview
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    Redshirt Preview

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    When you were young, someone might've told you that your personal worth can only be measured through your inward qualities. They might've told you that friends and popularity don't matter, and that the content of your soul is what defines you as a human being. Well, the sooner you get all that saccharine nonsense out of your head, the sooner you can embrace the truth: Your Facebook friend count is what determines your value. Nothing more. It's going to be like this in the far-flung future, too, so get used to it. Need proof? Take a look at Redshirt, which is coming soon for PC, Mac, iOS, and Android.
  • Walkthroughs
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    Kudos 2 Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out our strategy guide for Kudos 2. GENERAL TIPS The probably most important strategy of the game is to lead a well-balanced life. All the different aspects of the game are connected with each other and if you neglect either your social life, your skills or your health you will have great problems to succeed in any area.   From the beginning on you should have a more or less concrete plan for your alter ego's career. The most important reason for this is that you have to develo...
  • Reviews
    • PC
    Kudos 2 Review

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    I could write 10,000 words about Kudos 2 and still not cover everything there is to say about this incredibly deep, yet completely accessible "life simulation" game, where you get to create an alter ego and decide what path his or her life will take during the ten pivotal years from age 20 to 30.Comparisons to EA's The Sims can obviously be made here, but in truth Kudos 2 bears more in common with casual downloads like Hanako Games' Cute Knight. Although it's a matter of opinion, I actually preferred Kudos 2's simpler menu-driven gameplay to the more active approach of The Sims, where you have to fiddle with house furniture and herd your Sim from one room to another.
  • Oval Office Review
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    Oval Office Review

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    With the countdown to election season quickly drawing near, it seems like practically everyone's got an opinion (and one they're all too happy to share) on how America should be run. Thankfully for the more outspoken among us, would-be policy makers finally have a chance to put their money where their mouth is with Oval Office.A comprehensive simulation of modern politics and matters of state, the game quickly wows with its detail and depth, even if the scope and difficulty will be hard for the average player to stomach.
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    • PC
    Kudos 2 Preview

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    Positech Games has released the first screenshots for its next game, Kudos 2, which is scheduled for released in early October. Kudos 2 is the sequel to the life simulation strategy game that puts you in charge of a character from the age of 20 to 30 and challenges you to help them make something of themselves.In this turn-based game, your character starts out uneducated and penniless, working a dead-end job. Your goal is to improve their life, whether that means making them happier, more popular, wealthier, or by carving out a career.
  • Kudos: Rock Star Preview
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    • PC
    Kudos: Rock Star Preview

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    With insanely popular television shows such as Fox's American Idol and CBS's Rock Star - not to mention our celebrity-obsessed culture - it's no wonder video games are also allowing us to let our hair down and vie to become famous musicians.Arguably the most-talked about video game on the planet is RedOctane's Guitar Hero series, where you can plug in a guitar-shaped controller into your video game system and jam along with some of rock's classic tracks.
  • Kudos Review
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    Kudos Review

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    Now that The Sims has earned the rank of best-selling PC game of all time, it's no wonder we're now witnessing a handful of other "life simulations" created for players with a yen to live a different life vicariously though a digital alter-ego.An intriguing new British computer game, Kudos, borrows a bit from The Sims' fulfillment meters - so you can visually see if your character is running low on, say, energy or happiness - but tackles the day-to-day tasks and accomplishments in a more strategic, turn-based fashion.