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03/02/2011 Reviews
Two Worlds 2 - Review
For RPG-lovers, there's no more pleasant pastime than getting lost in a colossal, continent-spanning adventure, and if that floats your Elven barge, then Two Worlds II is definitely worth a look-in.
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09/02/2011 Reviews
Test Drive Unlimited 2 - Review
This sequel has the whole Hawaiian island of Oahu - all 1500 square kilometres of it - that featured in the first game. But you start out on the notorious party paradise of Ibiza, an entire second island that's a bit more compact but just as scenic, with the same wonderful combination of city streets, freeways, coastal highways and twisting mountain lanes. It's two drivers' paradises for the price of one, then, and once again you get to spend your time there playing through a huge single-player racing campaign, buying clothes and houses for your avatar, nosing around luxury cars in dealerships, racing and socialising with other players or just exploring and enjoying the open road.
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08/06/2012 Reviews
DiRT Showdown - Review
DiRT Showdown represents the first off-road, arcade-style spin-off for the series, offering everything from regular races to thrill-seeking demolition derbies and high-score chasing challenges, all presented in striking vibrant hues and blinding neon.
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20/02/2013 Reviews
Crysis 3 - Review
If you're looking for a really good-looking shooter with clever stealth options and a great multiplayer, this is well worth your time
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11/04/2013 Reviews
Defiance - Review
It's an ambitious game, more shooter than role-player but no less impressive for the sheer scale of the experience on platforms that have previously made do with small gameplay lobbies
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16/11/2011 Reviews
Assassin's Creed Revelations - Review
Assassin's Creed: Revelations is the third and final chapter in the story of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who started off as an impulsive ladies man but has now matured to become a master assassin. In Revelations he's much older, wiser, and unfortunately plagued by his past.
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24/11/2011 Reviews
Rayman Origins - Review
While today the first-person shooter rules supreme in videogames, once upon a time the platform game was king. Mario and Sonic may have been poster boys for this style of play, but behind them an entire cast of less well-known characters jostled for position in the hearts and minds of gamers - slowly slipping from fashion and relevance as their chosen genre did the same. Rayman, created by Frenchman Michael Ancel, has been luckier than most in this respect, keeping a toe in the public limelight...
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15/09/2010 Reviews
R.U.S.E - Review
From the outside, R.U.S.E. may look like just another World War II strategy game. You harvest resources from nearby supply depots, build up your base, create armies of troops, tanks and aircraft, and march them off to do battle. The truth is, it's anything but.
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10/01/2012 Reviews
Star Wars: The Old Republic - Review
Star Wars: The Old Republic is a monster of a game. Developed by BioWare, creator of the popular Mass Effect and Dragon Age series, as well as the excellent Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, the studio's first massively multiplayer online title is rumoured to have been the most expensive game ever created - and it shows.
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26/05/2012 Reviews
The Witcher 2 - Review
An RPG's first town can almost always tell you everything you need to know about the game. That's certainly true here- the first quest hub of The Witcher 2, the sordid, secretive swamp town of Flotsam, is a showcase of everything you should play this game for...
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11/05/2011 Reviews
Brink - Review
Into the FPS market leaps Brink, a squad-based shooter in which a team of 8 players attempt to complete staggered objectives while an opposing team works to stop them. It's an entirely different sort of co-operative experience - a kind of Capture-The-Flag mode evolved into a full game.
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20/09/2012 Reviews
F1 2012 - Review
Coming off one of the best seasons the sport has seen for decades F1 2012 is as good as it gets when it comes to playing along at home with Alonso, Hamilton et al
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19/10/2011 Reviews
Batman Arkham City - Review
2009 Batman: Arkham City was hailed by many as the greatest superhero game of all time, but Batman: Arkham City arguably takes the genre to new heights with the introduction of a stunning open-world setting and more fully-realised characters.
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17/02/2012 Reviews
Bioshock 2 - Review
The setting is an underwater city called Rapture that was once filled with lots of cutting edge science, but has now turned into a ruined city where people fight over a gene-enhancing drug called ADAM, that ends up making you go a bit loopy.
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23/05/2013 Reviews
Metro: Last Light - Review
Last Light may not be as slick as the competition, but after the bangs and flashes have long since faded, the memories of being alone in the Metro will remain
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06/07/2012 Reviews
The Amazing Spiderman Review
Only one character understands that the plummet to the ground is nothing without a triumphant upswing to safety at the end. He's Spider-Man, and he's back, baby!
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30/05/2013 Reviews
GRID 2 - Review
Like its predecessor, GRID 2's a wide-ranging racer where one second you're in a drift battle skidding merrily out of control down a Japanese hill, the next pounding around the surreal Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi
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07/03/2012 Reviews
Syndicate - Review
Syndicate's newly re-imagined sci-fi dystopia offers solid, challenging gunplay, impeccable production values and some clever, engaging narrative in a very cool world.
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15/02/2012 Reviews
The Darkness II - Review
The Darkness II may be a violent shooter but, like its predecessor, it features a compelling character-driven tale, offering offers highly polished and satisfying action, over-the-top gore, cool graphic novel-style visuals and clever storytelling.
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28/09/2011 Reviews
FIFA 12 - Review
FIFA played the underdog to rival football series Pro Evolution Soccer for a long time, but in the last few years it has widely come to be regarded as the pace-setter in the genre. FIFA rose to the top of the league by subtly tweaking its game to closer resemble the way PES 'did' football, while layering its own mix of official licences and some excellent gameplay innovations over the top to create a match winner.
Reviews
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Remember Me - Review (06/06/2013)
The considered storytelling and rich detail of the game world to elevate Remember Me beyond standard platform brawler fare…
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GRID 2 - Review (30/05/2013)
Like its predecessor, GRID 2's a wide-ranging racer where one second you're in a drift battle skidding merrily out of control down…
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Resident Evil: Revelations … (24/05/2013)
The best pure Resident Evil game in years, packed with action without ever losing sight of its horror roots…
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Metro: Last Light - Review (23/05/2013)
Last Light may not be as slick as the competition, but after the bangs and flashes have long since faded, the memories of being al…
