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Hardcore Gamer: $15 gets you Lone Survivor, a survival horror game, Thomas Was Alone, a beautiful minimalist puzzle-platformer, the exploration game Proteus, and Stealth Inc: A Clone in the Dark - the most action-packed game of the bunch.

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ThisisXbox: "The successor to Max The Magic Marker is brought to us by Press Play. Originally released for the Wii via WiiWare and iOS, Max The Magic Marker seemed to be a Scribblenauts copycat, slowly plodding along at a pace which bored the majority of its players and fans. With Max: The Curse of Brotherhood, Press Play has raised their game and the increase in the level of quality is remarkable."

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The author discusses how the Jawas in KOTOR scarred him for life, and how video games are employing new techniques to make us feel stuff.

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Andy from 42 Level One reviews Broken Sword 5: the Serpents Curse Episode 1.

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This week's Indie Game Bundle Update includes the Blink Bundle Something for Everyone Bundle, Curve Studios Mega Bundle, and 14 other bundles.

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Push Square: "Theres clearly been a lot of love invested into Broken Sword 5: The Serpents Curse Episode 1, and it will take franchise fans on a trip down memory lane as a result. Sadly, the disjointed structure and slow pace will leave you with a sense of deflation and sore fingers as you shuffle towards the point-and-click escapades abrupt end. Those that enjoy the genre will find a lot to like about the vibrant graphics and witty dialogue, but everyone else may be better off waiting to see if Episode 2 brings this Parisian investigation to a more satisfying conclusion."

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Escape from a cursed island with your life intact in this hidden object puzzle game

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Four PS3/PS Vita titles included