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July 27, 2017
The Lion’s Song Review: So Many Layers
By Jillian Werner
The Lion’s Song is an engrossing work of interactive storytelling that emphasizes character development over action. While it may be reminiscent of a point-and-click adventure at first glance thanks to its detailed scenes filled with areas to investigate and explore, …
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July 25, 2017
Calculator: The Game Review – Engaging Equations
By Lian Amaris
Nothing makes math more approachable, and dare I say, fun, than cuteness. Consider how much more bearable high school math class would have been if your calculator were actually an adorable little robo-friend who made jokes as it helped you with …
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July 25, 2017
WWE Tap Mania Review: Tap On or Tap Out
By Nick Tylwalk
Tapping is an integral part of professional wrestling, but it’s done when you want to give up. Sega and The Tap Lab want you to do exactly the opposite in WWE Tap Mania, a colorful idle clicker that is perfect …
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July 24, 2017
Layton’s Mystery Journey Review: Everything but the Puzzles
By Rob Rich
Truth be told, I’ve never really found the time to jump into a Professor Layton game. This means that Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaire’s Conspiracy is the first Layton title I’ve spent any time with. But… they can’t …
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July 21, 2017
Minecraft: Story Mode S2E1 Review: Back in Block
By Rob Rich
Looks like we’re doing this again, eh? If you’re not caught up on the Minecraft: Story Mode story thus far, I’d suggest going back and playing through the first season before jumping into this one. That, or at least reading/watching …
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July 18, 2017
A Planet of Mine Review: Intergalactic Colonialism
By Rob Rich
Were I to diagram my feelings towards A Planet of Mine in terms of progression from first opening the game until now, it’d look like a V – meaning it went from high to very low and back up to …
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July 18, 2017
Knights Fall Review: Just Throw Your Troops in the Air
By Nick Tylwalk
If we’ve learned anything from mobile games over the past few years, it’s that you can combine just about any two genres or gameplay concepts in a single title. The bigger question is simple: should you? Knights Fall mashes up …
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July 17, 2017
Valerian: City of Alpha Review – Universal Disappointment
By Jennifer Allen
Valerian: City of Alpha is a game of utter busywork and not much inspiration. Tied into Luc Besson’s latest movie, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, the game serves as a prequel of sorts. Mostly though, it’s a …

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The Lion’s Song Review: So Many Layers

Calculator: The Game Review – Engaging Equations

WWE Tap Mania Review: Tap On or Tap Out

Layton’s Mystery Journey Review: Everything but the Puzzles

Minecraft: Story Mode S2E1 Review: Back in Block

A Planet of Mine Review: Intergalactic Colonialism

Knights Fall Review: Just Throw Your Troops in the Air

Valerian: City of Alpha Review – Universal Disappointment

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