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Review: Moon Diver
The latest game from Strider mastermind Koichi Yotsui, Moon Diver, makes much ado about everything, causing Levi Rubeck a headache.
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Review: Gesundheit!
Jon Irwin can’t find a cure for the mechanical sniffles in Gesundheit!, an otherwise healthy iOS title.
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Review: Duke Nukem Forever
The long-delayed shooter Duke Nukem Forever inspires disgust, conflict, and introspection in Jamin Warren. And totally breaks our review system for good.
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Review: NCAA Football 12
Ian Cohen on why this year’s NCAA Football doesn’t act like it’s supposed to—and why that makes it more like what it’s supposed to be.
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Review: Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet
What’s admirable about a game that doesn’t care about you? Richard Clark reviews the oblivious Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet.
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Review: Realm of the Mad God
Jason Johnson describes how indie MMO Realm of the Mad God brings out the ugliest in us. And why that’s mostly a beautiful thing.
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Review: Lego Pirates of the Caribbean
J. Nicholas Geist on why the latest Lego videogame adaptation, Pirates of the Caribbean, is the most truthful to the blocky farfetched form.
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Review: Convergence
Jon Irwin finds meaning in the perhaps-too-simple kind of life portrayed in Convergence.
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Review: From Dust
The new god game from Another World creator Éric Chahi takes the wide view. Jason Johnson considers what is lost.
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Review: Alice: Madness Returns
Kyle Lemmon becomes briefly immersed in the fantasy world of this creepy Lewis Carroll adaptation—but gets rudely awoken by curiouser and curiouser bugs and glitches.
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Review: The Cat and the Coup
Brian Howe is bothered by the historical conflict of this ambitious documentary-style game.
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Review: Tiny Tower
Filipe Salgado plays the waiting game du jour, and asks: how little can it take to make a compelling game about building?