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Projection First Light Review: Light at the End of the Tunnel
4 years ago

Projection First Light Review: Light at the End of the Tunnel

Greta is a young girl set on an adventure after causing some havoc in her town. She ends up running away – but not alone. She is joined by a …
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Ghost Sweeper Review: Didn’t Sweep Me Off My Feet
4 years ago

Ghost Sweeper Review: Didn’t Sweep Me Off My Feet

An evil army of ghosts and monsters have been summoned to destroy and infest the lands. Two ghost sweepers with unique abilities must set out and defeat them. You build …
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Switch – Or Die Trying review: There is no “I” in speed run
7 years ago

Switch – Or Die Trying review: There is no “I” in speed run

Switch – Or Die Trying is a puzzle-platformer that follows the letter “i” in both lower and upper case. The premise of the game is the letter “i” is trying to …
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Projection: First Light Coming in 2018
7 years ago

Projection: First Light Coming in 2018

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Projection: First Light is a puzzle platformer and is the first game from developer Shadowplay Studios. You follow a little shadow puppet girl named Greta who can manipulate light affecting …
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Seasons After Fall review: Foxing with nature
7 years ago

Seasons After Fall review: Foxing with nature

Living in Scotland, I know only too well the daily adventure called changeable weather. Now gamers throughout the world can also experience four seasons in one day thanks to Swing …
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Typoman Revised review: Must try harder
8 years ago

Typoman Revised review: Must try harder

It’s been almost seven years since Playdead’s LIMBO wowed us with their moody take on the puzzle platformer. Every year we see a flurry of new contenders, trying to match …
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Hue review: Colour scheming
8 years ago

Hue review: Colour scheming

The humble platformer is one of the oldest and probably still one of the most prolific genres of video games on consoles today. So for one to stand out from …
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The Swapper review (Xbox One)
9 years ago

The Swapper review (Xbox One)

The Swapper was developed by Facepalm Games and published by Curve Digital on Xbox One. It will release on June 5, 2015 for $14.99. A copy was provided by Curve Digital for review purposes.

The Swapper

What do you do when one person isn’t enough for the job? Create clones, of course! The Swapper is a story-driven puzzle-platformer experience featuring a protagonist’s desperate attempt to survive a derelict space station. Things aren’t what they appear to be, and the player is drawn farther into the rabbit hole while collecting strange orbs to power up portions of the station. What is going on? What happened here? Where is everyone? And who is that talking? Players will be engrossed by an indirect narrative while attempting to solve the mysteries of space station Theseus. This is definitely an out-of-body experience.

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Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark puzzles Xbox One players on May 13
9 years ago

Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark puzzles Xbox One players on May 13

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S. Cat and RoLQ

Every cat has its day. From the publishers Team 17 and developers Italic Pig comes an action-adventure puzzle-platformer featuring the legendary Schrödinger’s Cat. One day, a catastrophic event occurs that causes all primitive particles to escape from The Particle Zoo. The zoo is locked down and emergency services are called into action. Join the cat as he collects his army quarks to create up to 14 unique abilities to solve problems across 30+ levels of gameplay to defeat the forces of evil.

Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark comes to Xbox One for a price of $9.99 on May 13.

Check below the jump for a trailer.

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Kalimba review (Xbox One)
10 years ago

Kalimba review (Xbox One)

Kalimba was developed and published by Press Play on Xbox One. It was released on December 17, 2014 for $9.99. A copy was provided by Press Play for review purposes.

Kalimba Xbox Cover Art

A funny thing happens while playing Kalimba, Press Play’s new puzzle-platformer for Xbox One. Your brain will shut off and you will go into auto-pilot. It might happen on your first attempt at a colorful new level, or it might happen during your 60th try at said level. But the stars will inevitably align, and the next thing you know, you’ll have made it to a new checkpoint that you had previously thought impossible to reach.

Kalimba has you controlling two totem pieces in tandem as you use both sides of your brain — and some really clever power-ups — to maneuver your way past enemies and through traps and puzzles. It’s not the first game I’ve seen in which you have to control two characters at once, but I think it just might be the best.

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