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This gets bonus points for the Spectrum style loading and the 8-bitness of the whole deal. A well executed plan let down by the scrolling often overshooting the target, especially while carrying a monster to a new destination, and the overlapping thought bubbles complicating knowing what each monster wants.Ħ) Rock Boshers DX – Another PlayStation Mobile freebie. Possibly a bit of duplication after Tiny Death Star, but micro managing monsters was definitely more annoying than lifting people to each floor. Initially I thought it was something I’d go back to from time-to-time (read daily) but the grind of running a lift to new floors eventually got to me to the point where I removed it for good.ĥ) Monster Hotel – A PlayStation Mobile freebie. It definitely drops you in without too much background or tutorial, but the fundamentals are easy to pick up.
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I’m not a big fan of the anxiety that comes from a little guy riding into the range of the enemy, giving them half a whack and then waiting for the return hit to knock them dead.Ĥ) Tiny Death Star (Nexus 10) – Something that’s been sitting on my Android tablet for a while. Once I started playing, I quickly came to the conclusion that this game wasn’t for me. A turn-based strategy involving moving your little guys to a location they can hit the enemy and then doing some hitting. The challenge mechanic means that you don’t feel like you’re grinding (sorry – I didn’t want to use that word but I couldn’t think of an alternative) but rather you just keep trying and retrying.ģ) Skulls of the Shogun (iPad) – I downloaded this on a weekend when it was £0 with no idea what it actually was and it’s been the untouched icon next to my daily Tapped Out on the iPad since then. Each level takes a couple of tries before you complete it (at least on the easiest setting), and with enough challenges on each level to give you some reason go back and keep retrying. The game itself has an initial learning bump, mostly due to the controls, that you overcome to run through all of the levels. I played this all the way through to the end, and I’ll work my way through the DLC when I get through the other games.Ģ) OlliOlli (PSVita) – OlliOlli is something I first saw a long time ago and it immediately reminded me of the wonder of playing Tony Hawk on the GBA. As games go, I think of Saints Row as the fun cousin of GTA, emphasising fun over authenticity, without losing any quality in the story.
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Having only experienced the 3rd of the series that I loved every minute of, I followed all of the press for this and couldn’t wait any longer. (One thing to note February was possibly one of the best months to run this experiment due to the quality of the PS Vita line up!) The Gamesġ) Saint’s Row IV (PS3) – A Christmas present put on hold by the release of the PS4. My plan for February was to play one new game a day.
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Yahtzee’s remark ( in his Broken Age review) about Driver being a game he wouldn’t have played if it had been forced on him, made me think about some of the great games I’ve found in unexpected places, such as Renegade Ops, Limbo and Thomas Was Alone. Once again, the crate diggers at Roll7 have scoured the airwaves for a shimmering extended soundtrack, including, Cid Rim, Lone, Faulty DL, Submerse and Mike Slott.In an era of PS Plus, Humble Bundles, GOG.com and Steam sales, the backlog of games is ever growing ( as I’ve mentioned before) and it’s very possible that there’s treasure hidden in that pile. OlliOlli2 introduces a gnarly NEW Mode: Combo-Rush, split-screen Local Multiplayer (up to four players) with four unique game modes.
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There’s Five NEW worlds, 50 NEW Amateur and Pro Levels and 250 NEW Challenges to tear through, along with the return of the much loved Daily Grind, Spots Mode and RAD Mode. The hallowed ‘Tricktionary’ also expands with new specials including 540 Shove-its, Anti-Casper Flips and Darkslides. The joy of Manuals, Reverts, Revert-Manuals and Grind Switching giving you more control and expression than ever before.
Further, OlliOlli2’s combo system has been expanded. The sequel boasts all new Ramps and Epic Hills allowing for monster air and multi-route levels. The iconic skater is going all green-screen with a stunning new look, plucking you from the street and dropping you squarely in the middle of the big screen’s most bodacious cinematic locations. Drop in to Olliwood and prepare for finger-flippin’ mayhem in this follow up to cult smash OlliOlli.
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