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Destiny's worst flaw is that it's a game with strong social requirement with nearly no social support features, but luckily when a developer blunders, gamers are quick to take matters in their hands.

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Matt at Codec Moments writes: "All three parts of the Save Churchill DLC for Sniper Elite III are now available on consoles. The three mission add-on follows up the Hunt the Grey Wolf DLC from a couple of months back, and challenges you to investigate rumours of an elite German sniper team in Africa that are planning an attack on the British Prime Minister at the 1943 Casablanca Conference. Can you fight your way through the squads of enemy soldiers and prevent the assassination?"

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Word around the water cooler is that several Russian game developers at the IgroMir videogame exhibition have been...

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Destiny's worst flaw is that it's a game with strong social requirement with nearly no social support features, but luckily when a developer blunders, gamers are quick to take matters in their hands.

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Matt at Codec Moments writes: "All three parts of the Save Churchill DLC for Sniper Elite III are now available on consoles. The three mission add-on follows up the Hunt the Grey Wolf DLC from a couple of months back, and challenges you to investigate rumours of an elite German sniper team in Africa that are planning an attack on the British Prime Minister at the 1943 Casablanca Conference. Can you fight your way through the squads of enemy soldiers and prevent the assassination?"

Added: 06.10.2014 20:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


Marco Munoz takes a look at LA Cops, a new isometric shooter from the developers behind The Typing of the Dead: Overkill.

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First and foremost, The Sagas of Fire*Wolf is a pretty decent bargain. You get four books for the price of one, and while they might not be as swish as the likes of Appointment with F.E.A.R and 80 Days, there's still a huge amount of adventuring to be done here. The game is presented in Tin Man's brilliant gamebook engine, and it's just as slick and poised as we've come to expect. Dice clatt...

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First and foremost, The Sagas of Fire*Wolf is a pretty decent bargain. You get four books for the price of one, and while they might not be as swish as the likes of Appointment with F.E.A.R and 80 Days, there's still a huge amount of adventuring to be done here. The game is presented in Tin Man's brilliant gamebook engine, and it's just as slick and poised as we've come to expect. Dice clatt...