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Gamers can now create their own royalty free games with the all new GameGuru development tools coming to PC next month.

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Atelier Shallie: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea closes the Atelier Dusk trilogy which was preceded by ‘Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk’ and ‘Atelier Escha and Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky’. The Dusk trilogy is set on a backdrop of a world slowly coming to its end; a world in the dusk of its life. As with ‘Escha and Logy’, In Atelier Shallie players can chose to play as one of two main characters: either the reserved, mission-focused Shallistera, daughter of a tribal leader who embarks on voyage to find a solution to a crisis affecting her homeland, as representative of her ailing father, or as the ambitious, energetic Shallotte, who has been struggling to bring success to the alchemy workshop since the passing of her father. This dual main character system has been improved significantly with the addition of separate stories and multiple endings for both Shallistera and Shallotte. More importantly, many other new features have been developed and improved after incorporating feedback from the Gust community. As a result the game now boast a new Environment System, which adapts according to the player’s actions. Through that material collected from the same source can be depleted and, in turn, become rare and more expensive to buy at the shop. This system also automatically adapts game difficulty to suit the player’s level making the game accessible to both newcomers and long-time fans. There have also been significant changes to the battle system as it will now focus more on strategy and speed, while the time management system will be free from restrictions allowing for unlimited play time. Furthermore, this title is moving away from the linear character of the previous instalments by introducing a Quest system that allows players to venture of challenging side-quests and assignments not pivotal to the progression of the story. Lastly, for the first time in the Atelier series, Atelier Shallie: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea will include a 360 degree camera, giving players more freedom as they explore a vast world map that has expanded greatly.

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Explosion:" Gust, the team behind the Japanese role playing game series Atelier, has revealed a limited edition CD box set to celebrate the teams 20th anniversary."

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Guns in Dying Light are few and far between but can be found if you know where to look. Question is would you rather use a melee weapon or an assault rifle?

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RN24: In Japan, mobile and social networking games are a huge market, and have even begun to eclipse console games in recent years. This can perhaps be attributed to their commuting culture, which has made portable gaming a necessity, and the fact that smartphones are more accessible than portable handheld consoles. At any rate, its an industry thats worth big bucks, and generally high quality is expected. Perhaps thats why some gamers in Japan have been sniggering over this unusual game from China, which cuts corners massively by borrowing the likenesses of western celebrities in place of original content. Little is known about the game itself, but it appears to be a variety of card-trading game, featuring characters such as general Guan Yu and Shaquille ONeal wait.

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Announced for Xbox One, PC, and PS4, Magnetic: Cage Closed is a puzzle-platformer in the style of Portal. Fans of the Valve series will quickly notice the similarity of the Portal Gun. However, Magnetic Cage Closed is based on magnets instead of portals. The Swedish developer Guru Games gives a brief explanation, "The Magnet Gun which allows you to create electromagnetic fields with either positive or negative charges. This power is used to either repel or attract magnetical objects. However, if the objects are heavier than you, you will be the one flying through the room."

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If you enjoyed Portal, you will undoubtedly enjoy Magnetic: Cage Closed by Guru Games. In this game, you will be a prisoner in a strange facility, where dangerous traps await right around the corner. You will use a strange magnetic gun to solve puzzles, and you will try your best to free yourself from that dreadful place.

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GR When did boss encounters become so damn strenuous? It all used to be so easy. Laugh at their jokes, massage their egos, compliment that wacky taste in ties. Nowadays it's all 'reflexes this' and 'tactical assessments that'. Whittle down this health bar, memorise that pattern, target those glaring vulnerabilities. I tell you, I've never met a real life leader with that kind of flashing weakspot, though I have met one or two with a weakspot for flashing. Heyyooo!