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Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! Part 1 & 2 Review

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These two games, despite their somewhat short gameplay lifespan, took me an incredibly long amount of time to compose a review. That’s a compliment. First, I need to clarify. I’ve condensed the review for Sorcery! Part 1 and Part 2 together, for one important reason: the foundations for the two are so similar that if you like the first Sorcery!, there is a 99 percent change you will enjoy the second one. Sorcery! Part 2 is an extension of Sorcery! Part 1 in terms of story, abilities, mini games, events, and most notably, size. The experience is so similar that enjoyment of the first game will almost certainly – almost, almost certainly – lead to enjoyment of the second game. You can only go up. But if you’ve never played Sorcery! Part 1 or 2? Read on. Sorcery! Part 1 and 2 by Inkle are...
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State of Decay: Breakdown Review

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State of Decay was hands down one of 2013′s biggest surprises, an unassuming indie game that trotted on the familiar, but uniquely featured open world setting of the zombie apocalypse. Its newest piece of downloadable content, title Breakdown doesn’t bring anything particularly new to the core game. Instead of reinventing State of Decay, Breakdown removes all of the story boundaries from the main game, allowing you to carry your characters through Trumbull County for as long as you can survive. Basically, Breakdown turns State of Decay into a leveled experience, taking you through increasingly difficult situations, while staying in the same map featured in the main game. That means that whenever you decide to carry over your group of up to five survivors over to the next stage of Breakdown, you’ll be moving from and back to the same map, with the same structures, only...
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A Look At: The Girl and the Robot

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Flying Carpets Games recently debuted The Girl and the Robot, their first game out the gate, after successfully hitting their Kickstarter goal. The game follows a young girl attempting to escape a winding castle situated in the sky with the help of a gold-colored robot. And it looks very promising. I recently went hands-on with the game’s alpha build, which is available for purchase via the game’s Website. It already looks very promising, even though it still obviously has a long way to go. The game began in the girl’s living quarters. It’s a very small room – just enough space for a bed, bookshelf, a desk, and nothing more. The doorway’s open, which leads out onto a bridge followed by a small stone courtyard. A ramp spirals up the pillar, leading to another, longer stone bridge. The camera starts freaking out here, causing me to...
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