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A written review of the Never Alone DLC Fox Tales Rossco Writes: "If you wanted more from the outstanding Never Alone you have got a very nice tale here. It's all over a little too soon however and, with less emotional attachment to this story, you find yourself still wanting more of the original title than this story to continue. The same beautiful presentation continues however and fans of the original will certainly enjoy it."

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(CriticalIndieGamer) This rogue like hack slash is, so far, our personal bet for best indie of the year. Revive one of 6 dead heroes, each with unique skills and primary attacks. In every random generated level you must unlock a portal to progress by activating special marks, and also farm enough to manage to beat the bosses. But watch out for the time limit, or you might be done for. The most awesome feature of all is picking up random items stack up, just like in Risk Of Rain. And with that, this game managed to stack 9 chests out of 10.

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GameWatcher writes: Many gamers grow up playing not only video games, but board games as well. While these tabletop games can be incredibly fun, they are also a fair amount of work. It can be very difficult to find a group of friends that all like the same games and get those friends together at the same time. Video gaming solved most of these problems with online friends lists and matchmaking, but there are very few video games that capture the feel of a traditional board game. Armello is one of those few.

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Gareth writes "In space no one can hear you screamI bet my neighbors were wishing I was in space because I was screaming like a banshee while playing Nova-111."

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Nick from GamrsFTW writes: Corpse of Discovery is one of those rare games that make you feel completely alone. While your artificial intelligent Robot (A.V.A) follows you about on your journey, there is nobody around to keep you company on your last journey before home, it makes you feel alone, not only in the game but in the real world as well. While Corpse of Discovery does have many faults, the ways the game plays tricks on your mind makes it a game worthwhile to play.

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Johnny from BagoGames writes: "I remember playing Nobunagas Ambition on the Super Nintendo when I was a kid. A friend warned me of the games complexity, but I refused to listen. I played and enjoyed it even though I could not grasp all of it. Between then and now, I did not have as much contact with the series as I wanted to, so naturally my first thought when booting up Nobunagas Ambition: Sphere of Influence was Wow, the series has really come a long way! As this thought rushed through my head, I had this notion in my mind that a Nobunagas Ambition game in this day and age would be easier to learn and appreciate now that Im older. I mean, game design has come a long way, right?"

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The newest edition of Disney Infinity brings new characters and worlds together. Is the combination a success? Find out in the full review!

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Nick from GamrsFTW writes: Corpse of Discovery is one of those rare games that make you feel completely alone. While your artificial intelligent Robot (A.V.A) follows you about on your journey, there is nobody around to keep you company on your last journey before home, it makes you feel alone, not only in the game but in the real world as well. While Corpse of Discovery does have many faults, the ways the game plays tricks on your mind makes it a game worthwhile to play.

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WASDuk writes "After the bombshell ending of the last episode, I had high hopes for Darkroom. In some respects it continues the upward tick in quality of the episodes, but it completely squanders the previous episodes shocking conclusion, turning what could have been a brilliant upending of the narrative into an odd distraction that ends the most predictable way possible."

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Gareth writes "In space no one can hear you screamI bet my neighbors were wishing I was in space because I was screaming like a banshee while playing Nova-111."