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Inspired by games such as Super Mario Kart and Speed Runners, your goal in Giana Sisters: Dream Runners is to finish first by any means possible, using an arsenal of power-ups and weapons – such as Owl-Mines or a giant cannon ball -– to blow past your opponents to the finish line. Giana Sisters: Dream Runners features nine different courses with varying levels of difficulty as well as unlockable costumes for your runners such as an armored Knight or a fleet Ninja. Compete online with a worldwide community, play locally with friends and family, or play against AI-controlled bots – the choice is yours and the goal is to finish first.

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Inspired by games such as Super Mario Kart and Speed Runners

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PSGamer: Giana Sisters: Dream Runners is a game I would normally say should be experienced in order to see how truly awful it is. In this case, dont bother wasting your money: theres no fun to be had here. The Dream Runners should be left just that; out of reality and firmly in a dream.

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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 has quite the roster. Here's how to unlock those within the Dream Log.

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Check out Use A Potion's review of Dream! "I played Dream to completion I found myself wholly satisfied. Whilst its not a remarkable game that everyone will go crazy for, I had a good time from start to finish. The visuals were great, puzzles were well designed and the music was simply spectacular its all the more impressive considering the small development team behind the game. The game does have its flaws some of the puzzles are lacking, the voice acting is boring and the lacking narrative ends with a whimper rather than a bang. These flaws dont make Dream a nightmare though, but rather an enjoyable experience Id recommend any puzzle fan to play."

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Blanket coverage

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Jim Sterling - "Until Dawn is everything that Quantic Dream games have tried to be - unsuccessfully - for the past decade. It emulates horror movies while demonstrating a clear understanding of what makes those movies work, its focus on consequence is nervewracking and intricate, and its story is silly but strongly delivered. It's the best David Cage game not made [...] Via Until Dawn Review – Cabin In The Goods | The Jimquisition

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William Kirk at GameCloud writes: "Im going to say it outright, Until Dawn is the best horror adventure since Eternal Darkness: Sanitys Requiem. For the longest time, developers such as Quantic Dream have tried to make this style of game work only to end up getting stuck halfway between a film and a game. With Until Dawn, Supermassive has laid the foundation for how it can be done while producing an enjoyable and highly polished horror experience. Its an adventure game brought to life by a compelling cast of characters and a narrative that expertly plays with genre tropes to upturn expectations. Its certainly not original in all its ideas, but it does deliver one of the most meaningful choice systems to date. What once looked to be a disaster has turned out to be one of this years biggest surprises. Expect great scares and to have a tonne of fun!"

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VICE: From 'Half-Life 3' to anything strong from the SEGA stable, here are the games we're still thirsty for.