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80 Days

30.09.2015: Globetrotting, exotic cities, and a time many have forgotten. 80 Days has arrived on PC and it's time to find out if the trip is worth taking. - By Thom Compton

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PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate

25.09.2015: Q-Games does what it does best, and reinvents a genre many believed had grown stale. Does this PC port of the PS3 classic hold the same kind of weight? - By Thom Compton

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Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones

13.09.2015: The sequel to the highly acclaimed stealth platformer Stealth Inc. arrives to continue its systematic slaughter of clones. Care to try to keep up? - By Thom Compton

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Planet of the Eyes

09.09.2015: Too often gamers see short games as lazy, uninteresting, or quick cash grabs. Does this hold true for Planet of the Eyes? It's time to find out. - By Thom Compton

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Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria

31.08.2015: Whenever a studio like Muteki applies the term "retro" in the strictest sense, it's important to take notice. Does Dragon Fantasy hold up or fall apart? - By Thom Compton

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21.08.2015: Puzzle games seem to be the most apt for invention and innovation. It's bizarre then that so many stick to proven formulas and never find their own niche. At the other end of the spectrum is the wildly creative Gunpowder. - By Thom Compton

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Inside My Radio

16.08.2015: Rhythmic platformers have become a pretty common genre stuck on the tagline for games from the indie space. Can Inside My Radio set itself apart from the flock? - By Thom Compton

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Feist

10.08.2015: After a prolonged development, Bits & Beasts finally delivers Feist, a physics platformer that's as punishing as it is beautiful. - By Thom Compton

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Ascendant

19.07.2015: Procedurally generated rogue-likes have become all the rage since Binding of Isaac came out in 2011. Ascendant attempts to distinguish itself amongst the flock. - By Thom Compton

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Hektor

01.07.2015: Hektor attempts to play with the gamer's mind with a unique twist on the psychological horror genre. It's time to find out if it holds its own. - By Thom Compton

Color Guardians

27.06.2015: Color Guardians brings its unique take on the runner genre to PC, but does the end result feel like an enjoyable experience? Cubed3 finds out. - By Thom Compton

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OlliOlli

23.05.2015: OlliOlli is a creative take on the sports genre, but does it hold up? Cubed3 finds out. - By Thom Compton

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Magnetic By Nature

14.05.2015: After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Tripleslash's Magnetic by Nature arrives on the PC. Does it hold a candle to its original premise? - By Thom Compton

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Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition

30.04.2015: Cubed3 takes a second look at Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition on PlayStation 3 to see if the FPS is still the classic it once was deemed. - By Thom Compton

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Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered

27.04.2015: The classic PlayStation 2 adventure, Fahrenheit, arrives on PC. Does it retain its original charm, though? Cubed3 finds out. - By Thom Compton

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