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STP: Armello is the video game version of a board game, but you wont find the board game on store shelves. Thats because it doesnt exist. Developer League of Geeks knew they wanted to make a strategy game for iOS and other platforms, but they wanted to make sure the game mechanics were solid before they started programming.

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STP: One of our most anticipated hands-on demos at GDC was for Framed, an upcoming mystery game with a completely unique gameplay mechanic. Instead of directly controlling your character as he uncovers dead bodies and tries to run from the police, you have to rearrange the panels of his comic-book environment to change the order of his actions.

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STP: At GDC, we had a chance to meet with 2K Games, but unfortunately, it wasnt to play the recently announced port of X-Com. Instead, 2K was demoing an upcoming turn-based strategy game that features cartoon monsters taking over a defenseless village.

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STP: If youve played a House of the Dead game before, consider yourself equipped to take on the zombies that hunt you in the upcoming House of the Dead Overkill The Lost Reels. Its an on-rails shooter thats made up of levels from the Wii and PlayStation 3 versions of House of the Dead: Overkill, and it offers exactly what weve come to expect fomr the series lots of zombie violence.

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STP: For gamers of a certain age, playing Leisure Suit Larry was a rite of passage. Before the internet, it was one of the only ways our generation could view pixelated female forms, with adult humor that seemed -line with a novelty shop than a video game. Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded is the iOS (and PC) remake of that groundbreaking game, and after our hands-on time with it (not like that, you pervert!) we felt an equal amount of attraction and repulsion to this sleazy adventure game.

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There's an alien spaceship in orbit around Pip: an unassuming red planet in the Tarsus system. The pixellated alien captain hails my claptrap starship and says he wants to trade technology. In a sign of friendly diplomacy, I agree to engage my teleporter and welcome the extraterrestrial tradesman on board. But it's a ruse. He teleports a bomb into a corridor on my ship which promptly explode...

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OXM: "Ah, Paris: the romantic treelined boulevards; the storied, iconic monuments; the crazed mutant horde swarming just beneath the citys glitzy surface You read right: in the year 2084, that last bit has become an unfortunate reality, thanks to the rise of memory digitization technology at least, according to developer Dontnods upcoming action-adventure title Remember Me. In what the developers refer to as a 'consensual dictatorship,' citizens of Remember Mes future world have chosen to equip themselves with 'sensation engines': eerie, glowing neural implants that digitally record memories so they can be stored, shared, or, in some cases, subverted."

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GameZebo: Its always a little concerning to see a popular console or PC series make its way to mobile. If the developer tries to shoehorn a game thats better suited to another platform onto a phone or tablet, chances are good it will be a dud. There are ways around this, however, and Mythic appears to be well on their way to finding one with Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar.

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MTV Multiplayer - Play as Kirk. Play as Spock. Those are the selling points behind the upcoming "Star Trek: The Video Game" from Digital Extremes and Paramount. During the filming of the 2009 movie, the development team got together and decided to pursue an immersive Star Trek video game experience, and they are certainly doing that here by heaping tons of fan service into this title. You can mind meld. You can Vulcan neck pinch. You can find Tribbles. You can flirt with girls as Captain Kirk. You can watch Redshirts die. You can shoot phasers, tricord, beam. Just about everything you would expect to run around and do if you ever found yourself aboard the actual Enterprise.