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J Station X: "Never Alone is a risky title. Setting records as the very first of its kind, the market for a commercial game about indigenous people was untested. There was also the fact that Never Alone has been made to both pass on the stories and educate the world about the Iñupiaq people and so we could have gotten an uncomfortable experience not dissimilar to a Sunday school teaching youve tried to sneak out of. Could have. With the greatest risks comes the greatest rewards and so successfully living up to the potential, hype and hopes for it, Never Alone is a unique slice of video game brilliance."

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The dev team on how this puzzle platformer is bringing Alaska Native culture to the wider world.

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It's Lonely at the Top, Thomas. Long before there existed the concept of Thomas was Alone, Artificial Intelligence was created. What if the nonhuman beings actually had taken on life? How would they react to their surroundings? Such questions are examined, and tackled, in the expertly crafted narrative that is Thomas was Alone.

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PureXbox: "Some games are truly beautiful and lets not waste any time here Never Alone kicks off with the potential to be one of them. Telling tales of the Alaska native Iñupiat people and their folklore, the game is part educational experience, part non-traditional side-scrolling platformer. While one half of that is really well done, the other one comes up wanting. You play as an Iñupiaq girl named Nuna, as she tries to overcome a fire-lobbing monster that has destroyed her village, whilst evading other beasts that threaten to do her harm. Also, theres the small task of finding and stopping the source of the constant blizzard that will prevent the people from hunting, although this goal isn't presented until right before you actually find the source, strangely. Alongside her is an arctic fox companion named simply Fox - which can either being controlled by a co-op player or by yourself, utilising a button-press to switch between the two."

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During Square Enixs third major Bravely Second livestream, they shared a look at the new Cat Master job, along with a new trailer shown in the above video that shows us a little more from the upcoming game. The video starts out with a look at the new characters, the Three Musketeers of the Crystal Orthodoxy, in Falcon of the Gale Yu Zeonelcia, Wolf of the Inferno Jean Engarde, and Bison of Solidity, Nikolai Nikolanikov. Along with a little more from Magnolia Arche. Next, Agnes appears and says that she has a feeling that something is about to begin. After showing some more combat action from the main characters, and a look at the new villain known as the Emperor Oblivion. Bravely Second will release in Japan on April 23, 2015 for Nintendo 3DS.

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Junkie Monkeys: Fans of the incredible 2013 indie title, Papers, Please should get hyped for some exciting announcements. The popular title from Lucas Pope himself will be heading to iOS devices in the near future. Along with that, Lucas has given fans of the game an update for the upcoming PS Vita version. Glory to Arstotzka!

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Some naughty Gremlins got into the camera for this recording so the sound is not up to our usual standards. Blame the Mogwais!

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Nintendo Life - While hardware results have slowed due to a certain level of critical mass, the 3DS remains a major success story in Japan, in particular. Along with the release of the New Nintendo 3DS which is helping the portable maintain its dominance in the hardware charts for the country there have been a host of major releases that have set the retail scene alight. Nintendo's recent run of first- and third-party exclusives on the system have also, it's been announced, set a new record. Nintendo has stated that the 3DS is the first system to have four games sell over two million copies each over a space of just five months in Japan, an impressive achievement that demonstrates the strong run that the portable has enjoyed. You can probably guess the four games in question, but they're listed below nevertheless.