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Clickonline writes: "Until Dawn is a bit of a triumph in everything from its glorious tech to its simultaneous skewering and service to horror. Its a sterling example of what an interactive movie can be an absolute must for genre fans. Just try to keep everyone alive"

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Ever wonder what life would be like as a piece of bread? Well, wonder no more. In 'I Am Bread,' you will know what it's like to be a piece of bread who just really wants to be a piece of toast.

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From GamesReviews: "Forza Motorsport has been one of the most successful gaming franchises in the last ten years. It all started with the first Forza Motorsport released in May of 2005 on the original Xbox, then several Forza Motorsport games were released on Xbox 360 and Turn 10 Studios most recent success has been over the last two years on Xbox One with Forza Motorsport 5 and Forza Horizon 2. Forza Motorsport 5 was the most entertaining and impressive launch title in November during the Xbox One launch but the game did drop a lot of its content when compared to the Xbox 360 predecessors."

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Scott says: "Mad Max is a game that had me torn down the middle of whether to recommend or not. It does come recommended, though there are some caveats to this recommendation. Mad Max is a substandard compilation of features weve seen in other WB-published games over the past year. Mad Max is an exciting and unique approach to an open-world, it just has some odd design choices, like making it about survival when its a nonissue. And its really unfortunate the story often resorts to completing side activities to fill in for a more meaningful narrative journey, while leaning heavily a revenge trope as motivation. Mad Max is at peak fun when youre setting off explosions, smashing your car through an enemys camp, or just driving aimlessly and engaging with bandits."

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MGSV is this beyond amazing. It is a perfect goodbye from Hideo Kojima, and makes you miss him as you near the end.

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Neil writes "I like my games to point me in a direction; full of help, full of hand holding and full of instruction. Well, to a degree anyway. Dont Starve: Giant Edition however does none of the above. In fact, it positively thrives in giving you a canvas to do exactly what you want, when you want and how you want. Full of science and magic, there is just the one goal in store for players who wish to jump aboard this freaky bandwagonDont starve."

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As the gaming industry evolved over its few decades in existence, more markets became accessible to gamers, which meant an ever increasing catalogue of titles where to choose from. This is especially true for the Japanese market, since as time goes by more firms are willing to localize games, and more western gamers, myself included, are becoming interested in what the east has to offer.

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A video and text based review of Kojima Productions Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain on consoles and PC.

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Ten years after its initial release, the PlayStation 2 game Legend of Kay has been updated, re-released and thrown into the wild amongst the ever-growing pile of HD remasters out on the market today. The Anniversary Editions upgraded graphics look relatively good especially for a PS2 game, the gameplay is filled with rewarding combat and challenging puzzles although sadly some aspects of the original couldnt be updated and polished. Leaving the game stuck with the terrible writing, awful voice-acting and mediocre plot that the original had.

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Lee Garbutt: "Its probably not the best game for the easily frustrated, but its a rare example of successful couch co op in a world of online gaming."