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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons iPad Review
Starbreeze Studios' Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons was a multi award winning puzzle adventure game across many platforms. But does it fare well on iOS? …
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Loot & Legends iPad Review
Do you love cardboard? Do you love polyhedral dice? Did you have a copy of Talisman that went mouldy? If the answer to some of those questions was yes, then you're going to love Loot & Legends. And Harry from Pocket Gamer is going to tell you why.…
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This War of Mine iPad Review
This War of Mine is an often harrowing look at the horrors of war from the point of view of a group of survivors. It's a tough play, but Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks it's well worth it.…
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The Executive iPad Review
Who doesn't want to spend a good few hours punching werewolves, demons, and frogs in the face? No one we care about, that's who. And Harry from Pocket Gamer agrees. Which is why he really likes The Executive.…
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Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions iPad Review
Mark blasts the angles off a triangle in trippy shape shooter Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions. But can it hold a candle to the console original?…
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Desktop Dungeons iPad Review
What happens when you take a classic, meaty PC roguelike, like for example Desktop Dungeons, and transport it to tablets? According to Harry from Pocket Gamer, good things. Lots of good things.…
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Fearless Fantasy iPad Review
What happens when you squodge together a JRPG and a bunch of QTEs? Fearless Fantasy is what happens. But is it any good? Harry from Pocket Gamer certainly thinks so.…
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Legend of Grimrock iPad Review
A dungeon, some torches, a handful of throwing knives. And oh my word there's a giant snail gnawing at my private parts! Where did it all go so wrong? Harry from Pocket Gamer gets in a fight with some mushroom people in this iOS port of the PC classic, and he really enjoys it.…
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Halo: Spartan Strike iPad Review
What happens when Halo comes to iOS? Halo: Spartan Strike is what happens. But is the top-down twin-stick shooter worthy of Master Chief's legacy? Harry from Pocket Gamer grabs a battle rifle and finds that yes, yes it is.…
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Implosion - Never Lose Hope iPad Review
Implosion - Never Lose Hope sees you stomping through a ravaged earth slicing up monsters in a super-powered mech suit. What's better than that? According to Harry from Pocket Gamer, not much at all.…
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Adventures of Poco Eco - Lost Sounds iPad Review
Poco Eco is one of those games that's not really that much of a game. It's stunning and chirpy, and features a mesmerising soundtrack. But is that enough to really recommend it? Harry from Pocket Gamer thinks so, and James agrees, mainly because he's reading Harry's review.…
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Sid Meier's Starships iPad Review
Taking place in the Civilization: Beyond Earth universe, Sid Meier's Starships is the latest effort from Firaxis. Does it live up to the hype? Peter Willington finds out.…
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AG Drive iPad Review
AG Drive is the latest in a long line of swooshy swoopy futuristic racers to hit the App Store, but can it succeed where so many others have failed. Yes, says Harry from Pocket Gamer. Yes it can.…
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Skylanders Trap Team™ iPad Review
Rather than try to make a spin-off, or a severely compromised portable version, Activision has made Skylanders Trap Team a full console quality experience. It's a sight to behold, and even though it practically requires the Portal be used with it at all times, it's a small price to pay. Watch the video above to hear the full review. Read the review transcript over on Pocket Gamer.…
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The Room Two iPad Review
There were few games released last year so perfectly tailored to touchscreen as The Room. Like the mysterious wooden box at the heart of the experience, the game was beautiful, intricate, tactile, and full of secrets. With The Room Two, Fireproof Games has opened the door, both literally and metaphorically, to another dimension of gameplay. Instead of making you focus your sleuthing skills on a single puzzle box, The Room Two has you flitting between numerous contraptions at once. And…
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