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TSA: Zombie Vikings is Zoink Games second big console release, following on from 2013s Stick It To The Man, and you can very quickly tell that the studio has once more gone for a stand out aesthetic as well as some incredibly bizarre humour. However, this is a very different type of game, as they dive into the beat em up genre, pitting four undead viking warriors against a host of enemies in a quest to retrieve Odins eye.

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Gamer Assault Weekly: Its a safe assumption to make that the Danganronpa series has exploded in popularity after the last year or so, especially in the West. A PlayStation Vita exclusive, the series has taken the traditional visual novel and turned it on its head, getting many who had never played one before interested in the genre. With a year having passed since the second games release, many began to wonder when the next entry would hit our shores. Enter Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, a spin-off game that attempts to take the well-established formula in an all new direction, while filling in some of the gaps that players have been long wondering about.

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PSX Extreme: Anime lovers have gravitated toward the Danganronpa games for a few years now. These titles offer a very original and appealing combination of courtroom class trials and detective gameplay elements, which is unlike anything else youve played. However, the latest entry is a departure from that original concept and instead embraces a more traditional action/adventure structure. This may annoy some die-hard fans of the series but dont forget that we still have the IPs distinct flair, as the wacky design and general tone of the production are very much in line with the franchises history. The only question is whether or not this more dynamic approach actually works and the answer is, well, sort of.

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GR: One Piece is one of those unusual types of animés that people either love or hate, but chances are the first thought in everyone's mind when they see it is What the hell? While I don't follow the series religiously, I'm familiar with the wacky characters and basic story. Monkey D. Luffy is the unusual protagonist with a good heart and big ambitions, but he's rather flawed. Add in the fact that he can stretch his head and limbs to surreal lengths in order to beat up legions of enemies (similar to Mr. Fantastic but much cooler), and the result is an oddball mashup of weird scenarios and intense combat.

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: Theres an expression out there that the third times the charm. One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 takes that charm and uses it as a special weapon to decimate everyone that dared rush the field that out Pirates are out on. Back for the third time in a Warriors style, the cast of One Piece return for the best version yet with faster paced combat that its predecessors and tweaks to the system to make it stand proudly on its own as a Warriors entry.

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EB: Leo's Fortune deserves any praise that it gets, it's simple, fun, anyone can play, and my god is it worth the money. Fantastic addition to indie Xbox One games.

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Draw a Stickman: Epic released first on handheld devices in 2012, then on Steam in 2013 and it has managed to find its way onto a console near you. That being said, with it being a mobile game, has it passed the conversion to console test? Lets see whether this indie title is a good buy, or one to avoid.

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Palmer Sturman: I previewed Armello at the beginning of the year and absolutely fell in love with it. I praised its stunning artstyle, commitment to espionage, and the way the title always presents multiple paths to achieve the same goal. All of these things remain true in its full release, and the additional characters, cards, and incentives provide even more content for players to lose themselves in. Its a beautiful and well executed board game that, aside from a couple of multiplayer hiccups, utilizes its digital format in a way few games can.

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A creative do-it-yourself release that is super to bring a smile to all Mario fans.

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Edward reviews Armello on the PlayStation 4.