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Review: Read Only Memories: Neurodiver

A colourful sci-fi experience.
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Review: The Smurfs Village Party

https://youtu.be/FGvlMr1KWrI The Smurfs Village Party expands the Smurfs gaming franchise. I've covered The Smurfs: Mission Vileaf and Smurfs 2 - The Prisoner of the Green...
Daniel Waite -
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Review: Coloree

Sceptical was I when I first launched the colour-based puzzle game, Coloree but you can COLOUR me surprised, when I found myself hooked to...
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Review: Night of the Dead

"Night of the Dead" is a confused open world zombie survival game. Empty world, forced generic story, every night, a relentless wave of zombies...
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Review: Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Headset

The GOAT!
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Review: 3087 v2 keyboard

The 3087 v2 keyboard from AKKO is the perfect gaming peripheral for a beginner's workspace. This mechanical device has a wonderful clunky sound and...
Daniel Waite -
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Review: Cyber Manhunt 2 New World

The awaited sequel to the indie game Cyber Manhunt is here. Cyber Manhunt 2: New World is a point-and-click game focusing on hacking. You...
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Review: Cyberpulse

Excellent arcade action with eye-destroying graphics!
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I'll be the first to admit that my racing skills need some improvement. I spent the first couple laps bouncing off walls and rubbing into the sides of my fellow competitors. In nearly every instance, I came dead last. Then, I began to get into my groove, and started to rack up the wins. Rise: Race The Future shines in its simplicity.
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