Review: King Arthur – Fallen Companions (PC)

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King Arthur: The Roleplaying Wargame has got to be one of the most underappreciated RTS games out there; it’s a lovingly-crafted RPG hybrid that is just different enough thanks to those fantasy elements to differentiate itself from the more realistic Total War games. As we wait for the proper sequel, Paradox…

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Review: King Arthur – Fallen Companions (PC)

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King Arthur: The Roleplaying Wargame has got to be one of the most underappreciated RTS games out there; it’s a lovingly-crafted RPG hybrid that is just different enough thanks to those fantasy elements to differentiate itself from the more realistic Total War games. As we wait for the proper sequel, Paradox…

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Review: NyxQuest HD (iPad)

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NyxQuest is one of the better games available on the Wii’s WiiWare download platform – a puzzle platformer with a striking art style and a cool setting. Chillingo, following the cue from parent company EA in bringing Max and the Magic Marker to the iPad, has done a great job…

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Review: NyxQuest HD (iPad)

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NyxQuest is one of the better games available on the Wii’s WiiWare download platform – a puzzle platformer with a striking art style and a cool setting. Chillingo, following the cue from parent company EA in bringing Max and the Magic Marker to the iPad, has done a great job…

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Review: OMG-Z (PSN Mini)

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It’s about time zombies are put to rest. They’re no longer frightening, funny or original; more importantly, they’re no longer interesting. They’ve been shoehorned into every genre known to mankind, and while they often still work, it’s at the point now where if I see “zombie” in the title I’m…

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Review: OMG-Z (PSN Mini)

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It’s about time zombies are put to rest. They’re no longer frightening, funny or original; more importantly, they’re no longer interesting. They’ve been shoehorned into every genre known to mankind, and while they often still work, it’s at the point now where if I see “zombie” in the title I’m…

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Review: Puerto Rico (iPad)

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Puerto Rico is a massive disappointment. Not because it’s a bad game – far be it, it’s one of the greatest board games ever made, but rather, it’s disappointing because the developers have made poor use of the iPad’s screen and capabilities. The end result is a game with poor,…

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Review: Puerto Rico (iPad)

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Puerto Rico is a massive disappointment. Not because it’s a bad game – far be it, it’s one of the greatest board games ever made, but rather, it’s disappointing because the developers have made poor use of the iPad’s screen and capabilities. The end result is a game with poor,…

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