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Fakin it is welcome with its added stream friendly features that allow you to play with friends remotely but it's not enough to carry a a reskin of Drawful with less diverse prompts and the bafflingly bad 'Let Me Finish' which is easily the worst spin on the 'Quiplash' formula theyve done to date. All that combined with the poor value propersiton compared to the other packs makes this one impossible to recommend.

Controls don't feel responsive at all, and this becomes even more apparant in online modes which suffer from horrific lag issues and dropped packets which often lead to several combatants bombing themselves out of the game. 4/10 for local multiplayer which is still reasonably fun but the controls wrestle you every step of the way.

I found Game Of Thrones decent but mildly disappointing, I didn't expect much from this game at all as a result but I bought it anyways, and I found it to be among the finest releases Teltale have put out to date. It's exhilarating, well paced, has a good story and is incredibly funny. Well worth the purchase.

Geomatry Wars classic remains the true stand out home Arcade experience of the past 10 years however the introduction of spherical maps can lead to some outright frustrating moments in Adventure mode where your deaths never feel like they're entirely your own fault and may seem a bit cheap.

Fascinating premise destroyed with dull gameplay, hard to read dialogue text and a sense of confusion which in theory should help with the message the game is trying to prevent but instead just ends up being frustrating. Was pulled in by the trailer and concept was turned away by everything else.

The game is a beautiful experience with a fantastic art direction and some fantastic areas of which the puzzles are built around. It is a flawed game though with a checkpoint system and no freedom to save where you wish, a somewhat lukewarm main protagonist in the little girl, the minor bugs and slightly disappointing controls. However with the imaginative puzzle design, imaginative worlds and incredibly 'high' highs I can't help but recommend this game to anyone who looks at the screenshots and thinks 'this looks' cool, it's short though at 3 hours so and maybe an hour more at most if you're looking for collectables.

This game doesn't feel like Mario Kart but even with that said this is the most fun I've had playing a mascot racer since Mario Kart 64, feeling more like an outrun game with Mascots this game takes to the air, water tarmarc to provide plenty of fast heart pounding races. As a port, it's brilliant, not capped at 30fps and has full 1080p support as well as other small graphical tweaks which makes this the best looking and running version you can buy. The main strengths of this game are the amazing track designs and the surprisingly awesome soundtrack (I say surprising because Sega soundtracks tend to **** IMHO) with plenty of imaginative and modernised takes on classic soundtracks. The water play isn't great but luckily it isn't used as often as the fantastic air and land sections.

This game is a mess and a showcase of lazy game design, the maps are pretty much unplayable at the moment with many maps being a bore to traverse if you don't have a jet pack. Lag plagues servers and the general feel of shooting and engaging in combat is a very flat one which leaves little impression.

I love puzzle games that implement music but this game really fails to deliver that sense of progression in the musical score which I crave from these type of games. In short the are many that do this better and whilst the game does become engaging once you get your head around the at times really muddled presentation and poorly explained rules the is a vaguely enjoyable game in here. But would I recommend it? Not really, the are many better games out there for free.

It's only 4 hours in length it's not particularly challenging it's not a graphical powerhouse it's one of the most charming & engrossing gaming experiences I have all year

This is more interactive experience and less the point and click adventure that the description makes it out to be. The 'gameplay' mechanics involve you wondering threw dreams, depicted by photographs, by using the mouse and gestures. The idea behind it is a very intriguing one & it certainly caught my attention ,& whilst what you have on offer is executed fairly well, the content is far too unsubstantial (15 - 30minutes worth of gameplay) and the psychological analysis isn't engaging enough to make this game nearly worth the £5 asking price. It'll keep your attention the duration of the game, but given the length that isn't saying much; if 'Trauma' was a free Flash App I'd be recommending it without hesitation because of it's unique atmosphere and premise but as it is I really cannot recommend this to anyone & I say that as someone who loves experimental of games. + Great Atmosphere + Strong music & visual design + Story is and psychological analysis of dreams is intriguing - Shallow gameplay - Incredibly short at only 15 - 30minutes - Premise isn't fully realized and the psychological analysis isn't as deep as one would hope - No WOW factor, this is what experience games rely on, this will not open your mind - Poor Value For Money