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Scott Russell writes: "Having been left shaken after the conclusion of Telltale's Game of Thrones episode one, I could not wait to see the crushing effect that its dark finale would have upon the already crumbling bonds of the Forrester family. They were a house divided; arguing over defensive strategies and methods of leadership, and that of course is still a prevalent feature throughout much of episode two. Although it mostly sets up intriguing plot points for the coming instalments, this episode still remains gripping through its wonderful storytelling. Various characters both good and evil are introduced, personas are expanded upon, and the world is enhanced through a variety of new and exciting environments."

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Adam Lloyd writes: "Sometimes, even the simplest things in life can prove to be pretty difficult. Examples of such include trying to follow the cooking instructions on a frozen garlic bread without burning the bready bastard in a crispy oblivion, or trying to navigate iTunes. Byte and Magic is a game that could easily fall into this category, but not for the same reasons."

Added: 06.02.2015 10:10 | 17 views | 0 comments


WASDuk's Chris Patton addresses the unannounced side-effects of the latest update to the mobile Injustice: Gods Among Us: "The tip, the third power bar, has been snipped. The latest update will now cap iOS and Android users from SPAMming until their tagged out team members have full power bars. The power bars will now max at two, not three. SURPRISE!

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Jake Richards writes: "Darkest Dungeon is a role-playing, turn-based, rogue-lite dungeon crawler from Red Hook Studios. The set-up is that your wealthy relative has died, but not before they were able to write you a letter, urging you to come to the ancestral shithole to spruce up the place and purge the ancient, unknowable evil that lurks, broods, and taints up the place like a unruly teenager."

Added: 05.02.2015 18:19 | 4 views | 0 comments


Learn how to play "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" by Poison, "Love Song" by Tesla, "More Than Words" by Extreme, "Amanda" by Boston and "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)" by Cinderella.

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Hardcore Gamer: If the idea of slow song mastery tickles your fancy, take a look at the brand new Rocksmith 2014 Edition Power Ballad DLC trailer.

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Former Ubisoft developers Area Effect show off new indie title, a procedural action-adventure RPG.

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Adam Shepherd writes: "Warhammer 40K: Regicide is an upcoming strategy title from Hammerfall Publishing. Set in the conflict-ravaged 41st millenium, Regicide is essentially the game of chess, but with 40K units taking the place of traditional pieces. That's not all that's changed, however."

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SteamFirst: When it comes to tabletop, feelie games, I tend to be a fan of the idea. There are lots of games out there that have my interest. I mean, I would like to try them. Sadly, due to spending quite a bit of time dealing with people throughout the day that I tend to be an introvert in my spare time. The few people that I enjoy spending time with typically would not be interested in this type of thing, so I tend to give them a pass. So, when the digital game version of the Handelabra Games Sentinels of the Multiverse card game rolled around, I jumped on it. I am certainly glad I did; I love it. I have some reservations recommending it to everyone, though.