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September 2nd, 2015

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Review: Nova-111

The most difficult thing about Nova-111, I’ve found, is figuring out how to explain it to someone who isn’t a games aficionado. Funktronic Labs have made something special, and I want so very badly to share it with friends/family, but …

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August 31st, 2015

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Review: Calvino Noir

“We should all be here for this”. This is something you’ll hear often in Calvino Noir. It’s a 2.5D stealth action game with a noir setting. You’ll take on enemies, operate machinery and maneuver your way around each of the …

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August 30th, 2015

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Review: Goat Simulator

Coffee Stain Studios, the developers behind Goat Simulator, describe their game as being “completely stupid.” They also advise you to spend your money on something else, or perhaps pool it together with friends to buy a real goat. I’m not …

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August 28th, 2015

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Review: Shutshimi

Shutshimi (shoot-she-me) is something of a shoot’em up crossed with Wario Ware. In it you take control of a muscular fish armed with a bullet-morphing shotgun and a severe memory problem. This leads to waves and upgrade cycles limited to …

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August 26th, 2015

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Review: Adventures of Pip

Our protagonist Pip, is a pixel of a few faces. He starts as a small red pixel, but soon he can change into an 8-bit character, and then a 16-bit character. Through his journey he will evolve and devolve between …

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August 25th, 2015

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Review: Back to Bed

When it was announced a little while ago, I was excited to learn that Back to Bed was coming to PlayStation platforms. The surrealist inspired puzzler looked like just my sort of game. I’m a closet surrealism enthusiast, with a …

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August 24th, 2015

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Review: Volume

In Volume Rob Locksley takes on the lead role in a retelling of Robin Hood. Instead of physically stealing from the rich, Locksley uses a simulation to present himself as a symbol of hope. Using his expert skills to show …

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August 15th, 2015

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Review: Actual Sunlight

When first starting up Actual Sunlight, you are given a warning that the game “deals with extremely mature themes, including depression and thoughts of suicide.” New players should absolutely heed this warning, as it deals with some very serious tones. …

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August 14th, 2015

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Review: The Castle Game

There aren’t a ton of tower defense games on PS4, but The Castle Game is one to check out. The Castle Game is a sandbox-style tower defense game that allows you a wide range of freedom as to where you …

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August 13th, 2015

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Review: Kung Fury: Street Rage

The short film Kung Fury is a homage to 80’s martial arts/police films with plenty of over-the-top action. It’s available for free on YouTube and totally worth a watch. Kung Fury: Street Rage takes some characters from the movie and …

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September 2nd, 2015

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Review: Nova-111

The most difficult thing about Nova-111, I’ve found, is figuring out how to explain it to someone who isn’t a games aficionado. Funktronic Labs have made something special, and I want so very badly to share it with friends/family, but …

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Read More

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August 31st, 2015

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Review: Calvino Noir

“We should all be here for this”. This is something you’ll hear often in Calvino Noir. It’s a 2.5D stealth action game with a noir setting. You’ll take on enemies, operate machinery and maneuver your way around each of the …

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August 30th, 2015

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Review: Goat Simulator

Coffee Stain Studios, the developers behind Goat Simulator, describe their game as being “completely stupid.” They also advise you to spend your money on something else, or perhaps pool it together with friends to buy a real goat. I’m not …

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August 28th, 2015

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Review: Shutshimi

Shutshimi (shoot-she-me) is something of a shoot’em up crossed with Wario Ware. In it you take control of a muscular fish armed with a bullet-morphing shotgun and a severe memory problem. This leads to waves and upgrade cycles limited to …

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August 26th, 2015

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Review: Adventures of Pip

Our protagonist Pip, is a pixel of a few faces. He starts as a small red pixel, but soon he can change into an 8-bit character, and then a 16-bit character. Through his journey he will evolve and devolve between …

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August 25th, 2015

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Review: Back to Bed

When it was announced a little while ago, I was excited to learn that Back to Bed was coming to PlayStation platforms. The surrealist inspired puzzler looked like just my sort of game. I’m a closet surrealism enthusiast, with a …

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Read More

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August 24th, 2015

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Review: Volume

In Volume Rob Locksley takes on the lead role in a retelling of Robin Hood. Instead of physically stealing from the rich, Locksley uses a simulation to present himself as a symbol of hope. Using his expert skills to show …

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Read More

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August 15th, 2015

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Review: Actual Sunlight

When first starting up Actual Sunlight, you are given a warning that the game “deals with extremely mature themes, including depression and thoughts of suicide.” New players should absolutely heed this warning, as it deals with some very serious tones. …

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Read More

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August 14th, 2015

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Review: The Castle Game

There aren’t a ton of tower defense games on PS4, but The Castle Game is one to check out. The Castle Game is a sandbox-style tower defense game that allows you a wide range of freedom as to where you …

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Read More

- 0 Comments

August 13th, 2015

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Review: Kung Fury: Street Rage

The short film Kung Fury is a homage to 80’s martial arts/police films with plenty of over-the-top action. It’s available for free on YouTube and totally worth a watch. Kung Fury: Street Rage takes some characters from the movie and …

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Read More