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    Review: Earthlock (Nintendo Switch)

    Posted by By Ofisil (Ofisil) 0 Number of reads 107 18.06.2018

    Despite a few good ideas here and there, Earthlock is mostly a boring, lifeless RPG.

    Review: Unicorn Dungeon (PC)

    Posted by By Ofisil (Ofisil) 0 Number of reads 77 18.06.2018

    Ahh, the life of a Knight! Save damsels, kill monsters, capture unicorns. Too bad all this will be done in Unicorn Dungeon.

    Review: KORG Gadget (Nintendo Switch)

    Posted by By Gabriel Jones (Gabriel PVJ Jones) 0 Number of reads 104 18.06.2018

    KORG Gadget brings the joy of composing to Nintendo Switch owners everywhere.

    Review: Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory (Nintendo Switch)

    Posted by By Drew Hurley (Sasari) 0 Number of reads 159 18.06.2018

    The two sagas are united in one package in Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory on Nintendo Switch.

    Review: PixelJunk Monsters 2 (Nintendo Switch)

    Posted by By Drew Hurley (Sasari) 0 Number of reads 165 17.06.2018

    Grab that Tiki mask, chop down some trees and build up some towers in PixelJunk Monsters 2 on Nintendo Switch.

    Review: Hitman: Sniper Assassin (Xbox One)

    Posted by By Josh Di Falco (ringlord71) 0 Number of reads 168 17.06.2018

    Agent 47 throws away his disguises for a sniper rifle in Hitman: Sniper Assassin, the companion to the new game in the hit series.

    INSiGHT: Lootcrate - Loot Gaming

    Posted by By Drew Hurley (Sasari) 0 Number of reads 119 17.06.2018
    These days you can find a subscription box for anything imaginable; every fandom, obsession, and interest is catered for. However, there's been a series of boxes that has been going strong since 2012: Loot Crate. Since then, the team has offered numerous specialist boxes, and one of its most popular has been Loot Gaming, a monthly box of gaming goodness.

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    The games included in the April box that Cubed3 received were - as always - listed on the site when the theme of "Hunt" was announced. Monster Hunter World, Dark Souls III, Batman: Arkham City, and Far Cry 5 were all included.

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    Monster Hunter World was represented by an exclusive replica collectible. The Jawblade Sword is lovingly recreated here, although in a much smaller scale. Perfect for hunting voles in the wild, perhaps? Their corpses can then be used to fashion equipment and armour for hamsters, budgies, or any other such small pets.

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    Dark Souls III gets the T-shirt spot this month. Loot Gaming regularly relegates one of the titles to a T-shirt and they are always of high quality, although the designs are often hit or miss. April's was decent enough, adapting the Dark Souls III cover art directly onto a tee.

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    Batman: Arkham City seemed a bit out of place considering the relatively new other titles, and its addition felt quite out of place here. It's a reprint of the first issue of the five-issue mini-series from 2011. It's got an exclusive cover and the mini-series is an underrated story, but a single issue is rather lacklustre. Considering the age and popularity level, it would have been nice to see the collection here.

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    Finally, Far Cry 5 was on-hand with… a bag. Perfect to fill with Vietnam Lighters or Cheeseburger bobbleheads. It's a really random addition and was basically just a bag that says "Far Cry 5" instead of being something recognisable from the game.

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    Finally, there was a paper Far Cry 5 poster and the obligatory collectible diecast pin, which looked like a bloody bear trap.

    All in all, the April box's only real gem was the Jawblade Sword, so hopefully the next one Cubed3 gets to try will be better.

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    Loot Gaming is a monthly subscription service that features four-to-six items of licensed and exclusive collectibles and gear, taken from the biggest and best gaming universes; this crate has a retail value $60+.

    Review: SEGA Mega Drive Classics (Xbox One)

    Posted by By Gabriel Jones (Gabriel PVJ Jones) 0 Number of reads 201 17.06.2018

    All of the old favourites have taken a turn for the mediocre. Here is SEGA Mega Drive Classics for Xbox One.

    Preview: MOTHERGUNSHIP (PC)

    Posted by By Ofisil (Ofisil) 0 Number of reads 83 17.06.2018

    'Armed like a lobster' gets a whole new meaning, in the Early Access version of bullet hell-ish FPS, MOTHERGUNSHIP.

    Review: Steamworld Dig 2 (Nintendo 3DS)

    Posted by By Josh Di Falco (ringlord71) 0 Number of reads 186 16.06.2018

    SteamWorld Dig 2 deeper into the caves as Dorothy searches for her best friend, Rusty after his mysterious disappearance.

    Review: Shaq-Fu: A Legend Reborn (Xbox One)

    Posted by By Albert Lichi (Insanoflex) 0 Number of reads 181 16.06.2018

    The Big Diesel himself is back; too bad he sputters along and falls flat on his face. This is Shaq-Fu: A Legend Reborn.

    Review: Omensight (PC)

    Posted by By Ofisil (Ofisil) 0 Number of reads 161 16.06.2018

    Follow the mystical Harbinger, as she tries to solve a murder case in her unique, Groundhog Day-ish way.

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