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With both The Wolf Among Us and The Walking Dead: Season 2 completed, GameKoop contributor Andy Brown says, "Gamers who are new to the point-and-click adventure may be a little lost as to what they should play next. Sure, you could wait for Telltales Tales from the Borderlands (which looks great) or Game of Thrones game (which I cant see being bad,) but what do we do in the meantime? If youve never played a point-and-click before, its a great time to jump in."

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Work Revolt gets some hands on time on the Kickstarter project, Hive Jump. Is it worth you money?

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"There are nuances and challenges with development on each console," says Mel Kirk, Vice President of Publishing at Zen Studios.

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Is this rogue-like from ACE Team worth the $15 fee, or is it a frustrating test of patience?

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"Let me begin by saying that I am a huge fan of Telltale Games. I loved The Wolf Among Us, was impressed with what I saw at E3 for Tales From the Borderlands, and felt that the first season of The Walking Dead was a great feat of storytelling. The Walking Deads second season, however, has felt like a huge stumbling block up to this point. A lack of any kind of clear end-goal has created a meandering narrative, rather than something driving towards a final purpose. I mentioned in my review of Episode Four that tales of survival for survivals sake tend to limit the emotional connection. The primary question that needs to be answered in any decision is why am I doing this? and during Season Two, I often found myself replying with I dont know. - PSLS

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Marco Munoz previews the Kickstarter, UnderRail, a retro-style turned based RPG heavily influenced by the '90s Fallout entries.

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Pac-Man returns with new friends in tow for a fun maze-puzzle challenge that should keep fans chomping for more. Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell.