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Review: Magicka: Wizards of the Square Tablet (iPad)

April 15, 2013

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A sequel to the PC game Magicka– released in 2011 – sees the charm and the gameplay that made the PC original so great, is now all re-created in the palm of your hands. What Magicka: Wizards of the Square Tablet offers is a great multiplayer experience for the iPad. Wizards…

Interview: Bubble Gum Interactive; growing from children’s games to games for everyone

April 14, 2013

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With all the discussions around hyper-violent games like the Call of Duty and Bioshock games that are out there, it’s often easy to forget there are successful developers out there making games without a drop of blood. That’s precisely what Bubble Gum Interactive does. Originally a children’s game publisher, the…

The weekly discussion: Strangest game that you’ve played?

April 12, 2013

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At some point we’ve all found ourselves playing a game that is just plain weird. Perhaps the box art attracted you, or perhaps you read about how weird it was and had to experience it for yourself. It must be said that the Japanese have a far firmer grasp on…

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April 12, 2013

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That’s right, the full game by FDG Entertainment is free at the moment, but only for one day. Here’s the description: Roar Rampage is a super fun destruction arcade game. Take control of a giant dino and letcities crumble to dust! The game is the result of cooperation between FDG…

Friday 10’s: Ten Nintendo DS games that need a 3DS sequel

April 12, 2013

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This week’s Friday 10s comes to us from Phil, of Super Philip Central. Be sure to visit his website – he is constantly throwing up interesting articles and top 10 lists. Be sure to check his site out by clicking here. A good number of Nintendo DS games have already…

Review: The Castle Doctrine (PC)

April 12, 2013

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Please note this review was done on the game’s Alpha release. As such the final version might differ in some ways. Chances are you have never played a Jason Rohrer game, which is not surprising by any means. But the few who have might go on to say that Jason…

Interview: The indies from New Zealand showing the world how microtransactions are done

April 11, 2013

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Path of Exile has really taken the PC game community by storm, and it’s still only in Beta. The work of New Zealand creatives at Grinding Gear Games have achieved positive notority from adopting a completely free-to-play model that is so fair that players want to buy the microtransactions on…

Review: HarmoKnight (3DS)

April 11, 2013

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Game Freak has stepped outside of its massively popular Pokémon series and brought the unique rhythm platformer HarmoKnight to the 3DS eShop. In our original HarmoKnight review our Editor-in-Chief, Matt Sainsbury, found quite a few things that he liked about the game, but ultimately felt that it was unworthy of…

Review: Bridge Project (PC)

April 10, 2013

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At first glance, Bridge Project would be easy for most players to dismiss. It doesn’t have the words ‘Super’ or ‘Legend’ in the title nor does it have anything to do with aliens or Russian terrorists. It’s a very niche title that only appeals to a very specific audience and…

Review: Strategy & Tactics: World War II (iPad)

April 10, 2013

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When it rains, it pours. The App Store has gone from having precious few strategy games to really enthralling players by offering plenty in just the span of a few months. Battle of the Bulge. Legion. And now Strategy & Tactics: World War II. This game strikes me as a…

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