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| Wilson Taylor (FeverDog) |  |
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Asura's Wrath ReviewA decidedly different foray into action game conventions with a pretension to cinematic gameplay and an extremely inventive style |
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| Tim Reid (with_teeth26) |  |
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Red Orchestra 2 ReviewAn intense and atmospheric multiplayer shooter where the emphasis is on survival rather than kills |
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| Ben Thomas (nutcrackr) | |
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Syndicate ReviewCompetent sci-fi FPS that borrows from the leaders of the genre. Single player misses but the co-op has some interesting qualities. |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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I Am Alive ReviewAn intriguing downloadable release that offers some rather interesting gameplay elements with a focus on realism |
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| Michael W (Agikamike) | |
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Alan Wake's American Nightmare ReviewFeels like a great attempt to find a middle ground between a full retail release and DLC chapters of Alan Wake |
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| Evan Witt (FiverBeyond) | |
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Dear Esther ReviewThis bold and beautiful experiment blurs the line between video games and other media |
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| Wilson Taylor (FeverDog) | |
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning ReviewThis new IP arrives in time for a Nuevo-RPG renaissance, but color and personality may not be enough for this combat-heavy title to make a splash |
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| Matthew Sawrey (matski53) | |
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Warp ReviewA well-constructed, quirky stealth puzzler that never quite matches the creativity or quality of its numerous inspirations |
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| Michael W (Agikamike) |  |
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The Simpsons Arcade Game ReviewThe arcade classic is finally available for home release, and I'm THRILLHO'd |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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Twisted Metal ReviewTwisted Metal brings an enjoyable car combat experience that is able to grease the wheels of this classic franchise |
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| Brendan Griffiths (bggriffiths7) | |
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Medieval Moves ReviewFinally a proper adventure game for the PlayStation Move from the fine team behind Sports Champions |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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The Darkness II ReviewA violence-filled adventure that provides a well presented but less memorable experience than its predecessor |
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| Tim Reid (with_teeth26) | |
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King Arthur II ReviewSome interesting but poorly realized ideas make King Arthur II the poster child for wasted potential |
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| Michael W (Agikamike) | |
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Gotham City Impostors ReviewThis foray into First Person Batmanning is marred by inexcusable technical issues |
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| Evan Witt (FiverBeyond) | |
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Q.U.B.E. ReviewAn overly familiar setting and concept don't do this game any favors, but the fundamentals of good puzzling are still there |
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