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Conor at GameSpew writes: "There is a certain appeal to world building games that you cant help but be drawn to, thanks to the elements of escapism and creativity they provide. The more time you invest in building a landscape you enjoy, the more you seem willing to do anything to expand and preserve what you have created. Fate Tectonics is such a game that allows you to create your own little plain of existence and keeps it fresh by introducing moody deities who either help or hinder you."

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Sam at GameSpew writes: "Have you ever wanted to play a game that combines the simplicity of Pong with the excitement, shapes and colours of Geometry Wars? Well soon you can. Mondrian: Abstraction in Beauty is a puzzle/arcade game currently in development by Lantana Games in which players have to destroy blocks using nothing more than a ball and paddle combination. Basically, there is a randomly generated shape in the middle of the screen with lots of different coloured blocks inside it. On the outside there is a wall which the ball can bounce off too, and in order for players to complete the level, all they need to do is destroy all the blocks without losing their ball."

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Rich at GameSpew writes: "Whilst many still see games as childs play an activity that just wastes our time and our minds chasing for high scores us gamers know that they have evolved to become one of, if not the most absorbing and powerful entertainment mediums available. Not only that, but with the right creative input, they can be educational, inspirational, emotive and even thought-provoking. With that in mind, I present to you 10 quotes from games that may just get your thinking cap on. And if not, well, at least you can look at the pretty pictures."

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Graham at GameSpew writes: "I was first introduced to the Dark Souls series by an old housemate who swore by the game. He explained all the complex game mechanics to me, the odd art style and characters, all the quirks and eccentric twists dotted through out the experience, and I just couldnt piece it together in my mind. How can game design be so scattered and frenetic, yet still maintain a coherent theme throughout? Or, if you will, a soul?"

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As we march ever-closer to the release of Rock Band 4, Harmonix keeps letting slip new details to ensure we're on our toes. GameSpot reports there are 10 new tracks that have slipped out now for the music and rhythm game, and this time around I can really dig what's on the docket.

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GameSpot reviews Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.