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November 2, 2018
Mad Rocket: Fog of War Review – It All Becomes Clear
By Marc Hewitt
Mad Rocket: Fog of War is the latest release from Ratatat Studios, published by Four Thirty Three. Set in a virtual world consisting of floating islands and plenty of weapons, it takes the traditional ‘base building’ genre and adds an …
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October 19, 2018
BirdsIsle Review – Will Give You Wings
By Marc Hewitt
BirdsIsle may look, on the face of it, just another nicely presented match-3 game. In actuality it’s not some vapid puzzler though, but a surprisingly deep experience that might well take you by surprise. Based on an island of talking …
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September 22, 2018
Rise of Civilizations Review – Rise and Fall
By Marc Hewitt
You’ve got to feel for megalomaniacal despots of yore. Not only did they have to tend to the needs of their own people, but they had to keep one eye on the horizon too, seeking new territories to conquer and …
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September 6, 2018
Powder Hound: Snowball Madness Review – It’s Snow Joke
By Maria Alexander
Powder Hound: Snowball Madness looks for all the world like a lighthearted one-touch skiing game, but it could just as easily be a dystopian satire. Why else would the titular hound, Rocket, be skiing for his life while a snowball …
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September 1, 2018
Donut County Review – Totally nuts!
By Sam Simmons
Donut County is a dynamic puzzler, where the aim of the game is to remove every prop from each scene. This is much more complicated than it sounds. For instance, when you start each level your hole is no bigger …
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August 23, 2018
Legend of Solgard review: A King-ly surprise
By Nick Tylwalk
With good cause, people have come to expect certain things from new King games. Cute graphics, the word ‘Saga’ in the title and match-3 or some other simple puzzle mechanics are foremost among them. Save for the Saga part, Legend …
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August 20, 2018
One Hour One Life review – Live life to the full
By Maria Alexander
Your time on earth is fleeting — especially if you’re playing One Hour One Life for mobile. This multiplayer survival game sees your character ageing a year for every minute, which doesn’t give you much time to record any major …
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August 2, 2018
Pocket City review – Everything you’d want plus more
By Sam Simmons
If you’re going to make a city building game, you need to do something special to stand out. Pocket City has a unique focus when compared to games in the same genre, it cares about your experience. There are no …

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Mad Rocket: Fog of War Review – It All Becomes Clear

BirdsIsle Review – Will Give You Wings

Rise of Civilizations Review – Rise and Fall

Powder Hound: Snowball Madness Review – It’s Snow Joke

Donut County Review – Totally nuts!

Legend of Solgard review: A King-ly surprise

One Hour One Life review – Live life to the full

Pocket City review – Everything you’d want plus more

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