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Gamespot: Like the spartan sheen of its digital environments, Volume is stealth gameplay at its most fundamental level. It's a fine-tuned equation, and aside from several threatening variables, not much can upset its balance. Volume is a cyberpunk retelling of the classic Robin Hood legend. It takes place in simulations filled with labyrinthine corridors and enemy guards, wherein our hero Rob Locksley broadcasts hypothetical heists against corrupt corporations. There are trip lasers, alarm panels, and automated turrets. It's your job not only to navigate these hazards, but also collect a varying number of floating gems, which will unlock an exit portal placed somewhere in the environment. Imagine Solid Snake, of Metal Gear fame, thrown into Pac-Man, with only a few gadgets and his bare hands to help him survive.

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Geoff Hanbury: "Home video game systems first hit the markets in the early 70s, with the release of the Magnavox Odyssey in 1972. Developed from Ralph Baers prototypical Brown Box machine, the Odyssey represented a sea-change in technology entertainment. No longer was television a passive entertainment, but it could now be interacted with and involve players."

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Gone Home goes off planet in Tacoma; hands-on with Fullbright’s sophomore project.

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Explore a strange open world as BUD, an excitable child-like robot on a mission to find a magical plant to grow and...

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Joaby at AusGamers writes: "What people are talking about when they declare something a Walking Simulator are the popular narrative-focused games where the player meanders through a game-world learning more about it as they go. The player interacts by looking and learning, and forward momentum is acquired directly via forward momentum. In Gone Home, you find notes from their sister. You arrive home and you experience a person's life as well you might by walking into a vacationing family's home and ruffling through their shit. It's endearing thanks to strong, absent characterisation and fairly solid plotting, and so people connect with the house, the characters and the game itself. I could see what there was to like about Gone Home as much as I could see what people disliked. This is not the case with Everybody's Gone to the Rapture."

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Explore a strange open world as BUD, an excitable child-like robot on a mission to find a magical plant to grow and...

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Kano-Bi's dynamic action platformer Rabi-Ribi featuring a skimpily dressed bunny girl and fairy has found its way onto Steam Greenlight and Indiegogo.

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Carl Williams writes, "What happens when you take a classic idea like Bomberman and add in a bit of mature content such as blood, guts and other hellish trappings? You get BRAWL, available on PC, Linux and Mac. Why is BRAWL unique? I mean, I just covered a fan port of Bomberman coming to the Colecovision yesterday, why is this other game so interesting and warranting coverage? Check out the gameplay video and the pics and you will see, there is more here that expands on the classic formula therefore expanding the genre in new ways. Take that for a reason for covering it."