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David Houghton·Mar 10, 2015

Critic70/100

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Video game sequels are usually a simple undertaking, in philosophy if not execution. You take what was great about the first game, remove the bits that

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Lucas Sullivan·Mar 9, 2015

Critic80/100

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If you can steel yourself for a challenge and come to grips with an unwieldy checkpoint system, Ori and the Blind Forest will mesmerize you with its lush

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Ben Griffin·Mar 3, 2015

Critic60/100

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The sweet, sweet taste of nailing a combo-packed run after innumerable failures doesn't get much better than in OlliOlli2. But is the game itself really

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David Roberts·Mar 2, 2015

Critic50/100

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Ever since games like RollerCoaster Tycoon and Theme Park gave me the key to my very own amusement park, I haven't exactly used my godlike powers of

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David Houghton·Feb 19, 2015

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Worthy in its (assumed) intent, and visually spellbinding, The Order's archaic, player-detached approaches to interaction and narrative make it a dated and instantly forgettable experience.

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David Roberts·Feb 13, 2015

Critic60/100

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It was somewhere on Super Stardust Ultra's second planet that I started feeling a lingering sense of deja vu. I was blasting giant ice shards into so much

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David Meikleham·Feb 12, 2015

Critic70/100

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What a funny old game Turtle Rock has made. Not Joe Pesci 'I'm going to shiv you over this plate of linguini' funny. It's more 'unpredictable downright

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Atlas Burke·Feb 12, 2015

Critic80/100

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Creative Assembly's latest addition to its Total War series of smash-hit strategy games sees you controlling armies in the time of Attila the Hun. But does it live up to the legend?

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Matt Elliott·Jan 30, 2015

Critic60/100

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Dying Light sees you parkouring your way through a city, over zombies' heads, trying not to get bitten. Sounds awesome, right? Ah, but IS IT? Let's find out...

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Ben Griffin·Jan 19, 2015

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Saints Row's standalone expansion comes as part of a set on PS4 and Xbox one that also includes the 'Re-elected' version of Saints Row 4. But is it worth a punt in its own right? Let's find out.