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Review: The Elder Scrolls Online

It’d be so easy to say I don’t play – nor understand – MMOs, and therefore, The Elder Scrolls Online is a mystery to me. Happily, it’s not.

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Review: The LEGO Movie Videogame

WARNING: If you have been a good little human and have not been tempted to illegally download The LEGO Movie, you may want to watch it before playing this...

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Review: Towerfall Ascension

Towerfall Ascension is the best of indie gaming. Concerned not with making a grand narrative statement, emotional impact or declaration of art. Towerfall is...

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Review: Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z

In recent years, the Ninja Gaiden series has had a string of 3D action remakes revolving around fast, fluid, yet deeply satisfying gameplay. Yaiba: Ninja...

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Review: Fez

In previous reviews, I’ve made mention of my ‘indie game shortlist’ – a list I keep handy of all the smaller-scale titles I’ve been watching as I wait...

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Review: Luftrausers

Luftrausers is a fast paced shooter that's easy to play and hard to put down. It's simple design, repetitive gameplay and price will discourage many from...

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inFAMOUS: Second Son Review

As the first big exclusive title for the PS4 post-launch, inFAMOUS: Second Son has a heavy weight of expectation on its shoulders. Like its protagonist Delsin...

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Review: Yoshi’s New Island

If there’s one thing I’ve noticed in my many years as a gamer, it’s that I own more and more games for each new console that's released. That is, I own far...

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Review: Pokémon Link: Battle

A wild puzzle game appeared! Recently announced ”directly to you”, Pokémon Link: Battle takes the Pokémon franchise in a puzzling direction.

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Review: Dark Souls II

The best words to describe Dark Souls II are punishing and brutal. So, in the spirit of the challenge that Dark Souls II represents, I will use neither word...

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Far Cry: The Wild Expedition Review

Even though the Xbox One and the PS4 have been in Australia for a while, games seem to be few and far between. It seems like publishers have picked up on this...