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This is a quick review to give readers a gist of what Max: The Curse of Brotherhood has to offer.

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From the developers of Max and the Magic Marker

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Press Play's puzzle-platformer makes the jump from Xbox One.
Microsoft has released Max: The Curse of Brotherhood on Xbox 360, while the PC version is expected to hit Steam later today.

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Random Man 500 from Plus XP writes: "While I was at the previewing of the latest Curve Studios games, I was able to have a look Mousecraft, one of the most interesting games I have seen in a while. Mousecraft is quite a unique one if I must say so and the aim of the game is to get three mice across a stage to a pressure pad with cheese. The only way to do that is to arrange a set of blocks so that the mice can reach the pad. The games sounds relatively easy as its only moving a few blocks but I can tell you something, this game has quite a few levels that you will fly past with ease, however there will be levels that will annoy and frustrate you. This title has a lot of different touches added into it that you can tell are ideas from classic games. With that being said although it has the elements of other puzzle games it still looks and feels like a unique and interesting title."

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The Leviathyn Nintendo Team catches up with Curve Studios about stealth, platformers, indies, and bringing their latest of Stealth Inc. 2 exclusively to the Wii U.

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Just a few days ago Curve Digital released Titan Attacks! on PS4, PS3 and PS Vita, also including cross-buy in the deal, and apparently the game sold a whole lot more on Sonys new console than on the veteran PS3 despite the difference in installed base, as the developer shared on Twitter, defining cross-buy an "absolute savior" in these cases.

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In what is becoming a relatively common strategy of news control for consumer electronics and technology companies before major trade events, Microsoft has confirmed it will sell a standalone version of the Xbox One without Kinect at a MSRP of $399/£349 starting from June 9th, the day of its press event at E3. The company has also confirmed it will be increasing value of the free Xbox Live service by bringing entertainment apps out from behind the Gold paywall. Lastly, Microsoft has confirmed that Games With Gold will be coming to Xbox One in June and has confirmed the inclusion of Halo: Spartan Assault and Max: The Curse of Brotherhood for free. Microsoft has made a bold but sensible decision to compete on a level playing field with Sonys PS4 as the companys come head-to-head at E3. Ultimately the company has decided to sacrifice the necessity of Kinect to reduce purchasing friction and collapse the price differential between the two consoles. There is now a much more gamer fo...

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Players will experience all-new Heroic Encounters and open-world PvP combat while working as a mercenary for two opposing groups

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Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios have announced the third major update for free-to-play MMORPG, Neverwinter, taking gamers on a frigid quest into the “Curse of Icewind Dale.” And what of a release date? Why, it’s available as of right now.