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Rise And Shine Review – Wakey, Wakey, It’s Shooting Time
When it comes to falling in love it’s who the person is on the inside that captures our heart, but we’d only be fooling ourselves not to admit that pure physical beauty plays a large part in the process. It’s so easy to be lured in by a stunning style, a pleasing body and an…
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Interview With Jonathan Dubsky On His Role In Watch Dogs 2, Aspergers And Movies
The original Watch Dogs was received with very mixed opinions when it released. Many found its lead character to be stale, it’s open world formulaic and its gameplay pretty standard. It’s safe to say, then, that Watch Dogs 2 was a pleasant surprise, getting a considerably more positive reaction from fans and critics alike. This…
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Torn Tales Review – It’s No Fairy Tale
Platforms: PC Reviewed On: PC Developer: Twistplay Publisher: Chilled Mouse Singleplayer: Yes Multiplayer: No Review code supplied free of charge by the publisher. On paper I’m quite the fan of Torn Tales hokey premise; you take Robin Hood, Snow White and Dr. Jekyll, put them into one place thanks to some mumbo-jumbo involving a crazed…
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HyperX Cloud Revolver Headset Review – Click, Bang
It’s the graphics that tend to get all of the attention as people lavish praise upon the art style, the level of pure technical prowess on display, the lighting and the colors. We tend to put the emphasis on what we can see, which is a shame because well-done audio is just as important when…
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Star Trek: Ascendancy Review – Resistance Is Futile
I was practically raised on Star Trek. Not the original series where Shatner was so hammy you could have a lovely Sunday roast, but with the philosophical musings of The Next Generation, the tenacity of the Voyager crew and the wonderful characters of Deep Space Nine. What I’m attempting to say is that Star Trek…
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Final Touch Review – Mona Lissa
Designed by: Mike Elliott Published by: Asmodee Players: 2-4 Playtime: 15-30 minutes Review copy provided free of charge by Esdevium Games. Ah, the sophisticated, wonderful world of art. On this very site I reviewed The Gallerist, a hefty, complex game which was based around running a successful gallery, done by investing in talented artists, buying…
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Timeline: British History Review – Should Have Paid More Attention In History Class
History can be a dull and difficult subject to become invested in. In many ways it serves little practical purpose on a day-to-day basis. It’s not often that you suddenly find yourself confronted with a pressing need to name the date of the Battle of Hastings or to tell someone when tophats became a thing…
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My Top Six Favorite Boardgames Of 2016
2016 marked the year where I got more heavily into boardgames, discovering the unique joy of manipulating card, dice and miniatures. With this cardboard awakening came the boardgame community, an almost infinitely more friendly bunch of people than the videogame community where the only time you can usually hope to engage in a conversation is…
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Merry Christmas!
Merry freaking Christmas, people! Yes, it’s that time of the year again where we inexplicably drag large trees into our houses and proceed to decorate them with all manner of shiny objects. Humans truly are a very strange species. The point is I’d like to wish all of you a great Christmas. I hope you…
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