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The guys at Team 17 don’t know me, but I know them. Or at least, I know of them. You see, when I cast my mind back to almost 20 years ago, I remember picking up an unassuming looking PlayStation game called Worms. It was pretty unusual to have internet access back then, and when I cautiously traded in two or three of my used games for Team 17’s first multiplatform release, I had no idea just how amazing a game it would prove to be. Read More

Uppercut Games has presented Submerged as an exploration game sans combat. You play as Miku, a young girl who must steer a small boat around a flooded post-apocalyptic city in …
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I’m going to level with you here: I loved Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts. Yeah, it was an absolutely awful sequel, but if you look past the dressing it’s a great …
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The first-person puzzle game is a relatively modern sub-genre that lives and dies by the new ideas it brings to the table. Portal had its portals, the upcoming Magnetic: Cage …
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Magic: The Gathering has returned to Xbox for the sixth consecutive year in Magic Duels: Origins, but this time around, it’s free to play. Or is it?

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Every game will work in remote play, but these games will work the best.
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Elite: Dangerous is the second game to benefit from Microsoft’s Game Preview programme that we’ve been able to get our hands on, following up on the promising solo-survival adventure The Long Dark. Read More

My, oh my, what a roller coaster Telltale’s Game of Thrones series is turning out to be. The story of House Forrester is in itself incredibly tumultuous, but beyond that, the wild swings in tempo and quality from one episode to the next are equally jarring.

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Trials Fusion has received six DLC packs to date, more than the previous two entries in the series combined. At this point the game’s so overflowing with content it doesn’t need …
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Elephants, as you may have noticed, are hulking, lumbering animals, so they’re probably not the first creatures that come to mind when you think of blazing speed. Luckily, side-scrolling platformers …
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