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Get three games and a $100 gift card with your Xbox One, plus Game of Thrones season 1 for $20 and Scott Pilgrim on Blu-ray for $9.

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Playing catch up is a Weekly feature where GSR editor Ollie shares his thoughts on the weeks news, reviews and releases. It's a lighthearted affair but also deeply passionate. This week examines dodgy dealings with Tim Schafer and a upsetting game that won't be named. ( Android , Broken Age , Culture , Double Fine , iPad , iPhone , Mobile [...] Via Playing Catch Up - Tim Schafer's coin purse

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FilmGamesEtc - Broken Age is a beautifully well written coming of age story, intertwining two characters from very different worlds with similar problems. Players will play as both Shay and Vella, who are teens that must overcome problems including sacrifice, isolation and other typical problems every teenagers face while growing up. Tim Schafer and his team started Broken Age as a Kickstarter, only asking for $300,000 initially but ended up receiving way more than expected and got over 3 million dollars. Act 1 was originally released on PC, but now with Act 2 out players can play this game on multiple platforms including PC, Playstation ( 4, and Vita ), Android and Apple. This will be a single review for both Act 1 and Act 2.

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Actoz Soft Europe today announced its first Free-to-Play mobile game for Android and iOS, Dragon Nest: Labyrinth. It will be available in the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store later this summer. A 3D hack n slash mobile RPG, Dragon Nest: Labyrinth offers a new take on the well-established Dragon Nest universe and lets players dive into all the familiar action on their mobile devices.

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Best of the Week 5-10-2015.

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Contributor Matthew Byrd reviews Implosion: Never Lose Hope. Hardcore Droid: Reviews of the Worst, Best Android Games and Everything In-Between.