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Dan Whitehead·Mar 22, 2015

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The traditional nostalgic view of boys at play is that old playground classic of 'war', where kids pelt around the tarm…

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Chris Schilling·Mar 19, 2015

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When the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia in the mid-70s, the term 'Year Zero' was coined to describe the idea of r…

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Rich Stanton·Mar 19, 2015

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This is our final review of Resident Evil Revelations 2. For our thoughts on the first episode, head over here.

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Daniel Starkey·Mar 18, 2015

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Bodies are piling up everywhere. My city of Buttingham begins to convulse with disease as its infrastructure fails to k…

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Christian Donlan·Mar 11, 2015

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Slight but delightful, this is a lovely convergence of strategy and tactics.

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Dan Whitehead·Mar 11, 2015

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First things first, Ori and the Blind Forest is gorgeous. Absolutely jaw-droppingly eye-poppingly gorgeous. You'd have …

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Tony Coles·Mar 9, 2015

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It starts with an unskippable movie intro. This is the first sign that Hotline Miami 2 is certainly bigger and longer, …

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Dan Whitehead·Mar 8, 2015

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LA Cops has two very distinctive influences. One is the Beastie Boys' iconic Sabotage video, an explosion of 1970s cop …

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Richie Shoemaker·Mar 3, 2015

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With space battles now more spectacular than even the evergreen Eve Online, and with far less effort required to enjoy them, this sees two excellent games restored. While in a past it was tricky to argue a decisive case for either of the Homeworld games for greatest RTS of all time, now they've been forever merged, updated and supplemented with the original games, the collection is indispensable.

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Christian Donlan·Mar 3, 2015

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Brutal, panic-inducing and hilarious, Helldivers is Arrowhead Game Studios' co-op madness at its best.

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Dan Whitehead·Mar 3, 2015

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Shaggy grindhouse fun in short multiplayer doses, but there's not enough meat on the bone for prolonged solo play.

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Will Freeman·Mar 2, 2015

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Roll7's stripped-back charmer returns - and clever tweaks ensure that it's capturing the glory of skateboarding better than ever.

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Chris Schilling·Mar 2, 2015

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Whether it's construction or destruction, Screamride has you covered - but it's never quite as thrilling as the name suggests.

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Dan Whitehead·Mar 1, 2015

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A sharply written and nicely presented voice-controlled strategy game, but the tech limits the gameplay as much as liberates it.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Feb 26, 2015

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Eurogamer has dropped review scores and replaced them with a new recommendation system. Read the editor's blog to find …