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5 (1) 4 (0) 3 (1) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.3 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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A Budget Game Which Is Great If Played Right 2
Sniper: Ghost Warrior, is a budget title, at only £30, and although it does contain some quality, its budget roots do show through. The game has a thoroughly entertaining single player, if at times frustrating and glitchy, and a multiplayer component that feels a little lacking. The focal point of the game, and that which the developers obviously spent most time with, is the main campaign. Spanning 8-10 hours in 16 different missions, the campaign isn’t short by today’s standards (at least in co...
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A Fantastic Party Game Even Today 0
Crash Bash is a game that is almost certainly remembered fondly by many of the PS1 generation, and was one of the pioneers of the party game genre. Before the era of “Wii Party Games” and “Motion Controlled” nonsense, we had this: an unbelievably fun PS1 title that made it socially unacceptable not to own a multitap. The Hub-World. Crash Bash is a competent party game which, while fun alone, really comes into its own with other human beings. The game starts off in a sort of hub-world, ...
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A Lacklustre Platformer with an Interesting Mechanic 0
And Yet It Moves was a game I picked up from “Steam’s Indie Bundle” upon the release of Steam on Mac. At first it was not a game I was particularly interested in playing; the other games in the pack such as Machinarium and World of Goo had attracted me to it far more than this. However, upon reading its Steam Page the game’s mechanics appeared to be interesting, and I thought it might be a fun game to play. I could not have been more wrong. The game handles terribly, and the idea of rotating the...
2 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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