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Call of Duty Black Ops 3 Review – Specialists Galore

After about 3 months of continuous Call of Duty Black Ops 3 gaming sessions, it’s about time we reviewed the latest title in the COD…
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The Mean Greens Plastic Warfare Review – Life in Plastic is Fantastic

Straight from Ark: Survival Evolved developer, Virtual Basement’s The Mean Greens Plastic Warfare is a thrilling third person shooter that aims to bazooka your nostalgia…
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Fallout 4 Review – A Beautiful Wasteland

Calling Fallout 4 a captivating game is an understatement. Deep within Bethesda’s title, gamers will find an engrossing world filled with mystery and adventure. The…
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Warhammer End Times Vermintide Review

Warhammer End of Times Vermintide takes inspiration from Valve’s first-person survival shooter – Left 4 Dead. Wait, let me rephrase that. It copies everything from…
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Rebel Galaxy Review – Get on Your Ship, Space Cowboy

Rebel Galaxy is a space combat action RPG that reminds me too much of Firefly – die-hard fans know how hard it is to be…
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Mad Max Video Game Review – Witness me!

The Mad Max video game was developed by the same studio that brought us the Just Cause franchise – Avalanche Studios. After becoming obsessed with…
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The Witcher 3 Hearts of Stone Review – A Satisfying DLC

The Witcher 3 Hearts of Stone brings a new Geralt to the table – a not-so jagged beast hunter, but a more humane witcher. If…
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Crusader Kings 2 Review – A Politically Driven Feast

The Steam Paradox sale just ended yesterday and after five days of productivity-shattering deals I found myself owning the base collection of Crusader Kings 2, plus…
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Skyshine’s Bedlam Review – Kill the King, Reach Aztec City!

While not unique in any way, Bedlam’s art is just scrumptious, its story-line is addictive and game mechanics are infuriatingly fun. Skyshine’s Bedlam is like XCOM meets FTL…

