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Includes 20 brand new levels and 3 new characters

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8CN: For those who have somehow been living under a rock, the Steam Summer Sale is currently in full swing. Along with steep discounts on games, there's also a meta game of sorts going on alongside, most of which we've already gone into detail on. Already five days in, though, and I have yet to buy a single a game or even really participate in the Summer Adventure. So I have to ask myself, why?

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Home Alone is a truly terrible game.

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Last week we announced that Blacklight: Retribution is coming out of Beta tomorrow, and we're thrilled to share with you what we've been up to since the launch in November. Along with revealing new maps, a new weapon, and some cool new streaming capabilities, we're happy to finally reveal our PlayStation Plus Starter Packs.

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Love Connection is a mix between Thomas Was Alone and Flow. Like Flow, it has you tracing non-intersecting lines between same-coloured nodes. But, like Mike Bithell's boxy game, it's got rectangles, narration, and a sweet little story. Your job is to guide Mr Yellow to signposts, as he conducts a year-long hunt for his missing wife. Along the way you'll help connect other coloured blocks who...

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MojoTouch has found a copy of comedy adventure Simon the Sorcerer 2 in the back of some closet, dusted it off, and released it on Android as a fancy 20th Anniversary Edition. You'll once again slip on the ill-fitting robe of hapless wizard chappy Simon, and try to find a way back to the real world using nothing but your wits and any item that hasn't been bolted down. Along the way you'll hav...

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WC writes: Things were much easier for heroes back in the day. Video game villains of years gone by would show up fleetingly in the introduction, normally to kidnap the nearest damsel, and then swagger back to their Secret Lair until the final showdown. Todays evil-doers, on the other hand, just cant help themselves they provide a constant commentary on the protagonists progress, dispensing taunts and insults like your earpiece is their personal Twitter feed. Sometimes this can be downright annoying, but there are villains whose barbs are so biting, their put-downs so perfectly delivered, that its an absolute pleasure to be goaded by them. Along the way they give us insights into their point of view and remind us of just why they should be hated, feared or throttled at the earliest opportunity. Here are ten of the greatest examples of villains who just couldnt keep their mouths shut.

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WC writes: Things were much easier for heroes back in the day. Video game villains of years gone by would show up fleetingly in the introduction, normally to kidnap the nearest damsel, and then swagger back to their Secret Lair until the final showdown. Todays evil-doers, on the other hand, just cant help themselves they provide a constant commentary on the protagonists progress, dispensing taunts and insults like your earpiece is their personal Twitter feed. Sometimes this can be downright annoying, but there are villains whose barbs are so biting, their put-downs so perfectly delivered, that its an absolute pleasure to be goaded by them. Along the way they give us insights into their point of view and remind us of just why they should be hated, feared or throttled at the earliest opportunity. Here are ten of the greatest examples of villains who just couldnt keep their mouths shut.