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IGN: Late last year, I reviewed Rugby 15: an arcade rugby union title from HB Studios with few noteworthy qualities. You can read my review here, but the long and short of that experience is that Rugby 15 was a stinker. Fast-forward nine months, and the same developer is releasing much the same game, with many of the same flaws as Rugby 15, plus some new ones.

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MNJ: As well-received a mobile game as Almightree might be, it simply doesn't hold up on PC. Being a straightforward port from Android, the game fails to deliver a consistently fun experience in most regards.

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MNJ: Harkening back to the times of CC: Generals, Act of Aggression taps into territory that most developers considered to be boring and done-to-death, only to nail every aspect of its gameplay. Indeed, there's no real competition to be found and Act of Aggression is sure to become a hit with the experienced RTS gamers.

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MNJ: While it may be easy to dismiss Mad Max as another one of those mediocre sandbox games nobody actually wants to play at first look, this couldn't be further away from truth. While it certainly has a fair number of problems, this game is a great addition to the severely underused post-apocalyptic universe of the Mad Max IP.

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Kane Bugeja writes: Trust. Its what binds heroes together during times of strife. For those moments when the task at hand is just too great for any one person to accomplish. For when the fate of the world rests on the shoulders of the chosen few. But what happens when the hand of these chosen few is forced? When trust has no time to even factor into the equation? They save the world anyway, because there is no alternative. They save it, with uncertaintyand a terrible cost to pay.

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SegmentNext - Mad Max is an open world, 3rd person action adventure game with focus on scavenging and vehicular combat.

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Masterful, superlative, unparalleled. These are just a few of many words that could be used to describe what its like playing Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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Games Reviewer reviews Loot Legends from DropForge Games. This iPad exclusive game is a tabletop gamer's dream as it screams a lot of fun.

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With Star Wars, Marvel and Disney all available on one platform, its like all aspects of our childhoods have gathered to form one massive superteam. But even without the Star Wars portions of the game, the improvements in Disney Infinity are noticeable and well worth dipping your toes in again even if you were disappointed in the previous two editions. But completionists watch out - getting every figure isnt going to be cheap.

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Ryan at Skewed and Reviewed has posted his review and images from the Gamestop Expo 2015. He liked the amount of games there were to covere and the smaller crowds and wait times to play them as compared to the larger media shows.