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Hearthstone Curse of Naxxramas: Where Death is a Power-Up
Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell explored what the 30 new cards will mean for Blizzard's card strategy game.
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Rogue Shooter: The FPS Roguelike PC Review: Déjà Vu
Take a trip back to the '90s with this curious, rather literally named little oddity for PC.
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BOARDgamer: Traitorous Titles to Strain the Strongest Friendships
Some games are outright competitive. Others are purely cooperative. And then there's games that occupy a curious middle-ground -- games that will get you eyeing the person sitting next to you somewhat warily. Pete explores four of the best.
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Namco's Great Free-to-Play Gamble
Eurogamer's Simon Parkin explores how Tekken, Soul Calibur and Ace Combat work to repair the image of a business model.
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Can Godus Be Fixed?
Fewer clicks don't mean more fun in the 2.0 version of Molyneux's god game, as Eurogamer's Chris Donlan discovers.
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JPgamer: From the Folks Who Brought You Steins;Gate: Lovecraft Meets Giant Robots
The recently localized Steins;Gate may be Nitroplus' most well-known work, but an earlier title from the developer is still a fascinating read for those of you with strong stomachs.
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The Strange, Starry Distraction of Tomodachi Life
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson spends two weeks with Nintendo's new life sim and tries to work out if it's any clearer what it actually is.
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All's Fair in Love and Super Robot Wars
Eurogamer's Ollie Barder dissects the history of one of Japan's most enduring mecha series.
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Steins;Gate PC Review: Time After Time
Nitroplus and 5pb.'s classic Japanese visual novel Steins;Gate finally gets an English language release thanks to localization specialists JAST USA. Was this time-travelling tale worth the wait?
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JPgamer: Gone in 30 Seconds with Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming
In this week's Japanese gaming column, a look at the sequel to one of the most peculiar RPGs of all time: Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming.
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Loud Soft: In Praise of Austin Wintory's Dynamic Monaco Soundtrack
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan shows his appreciation for Wintory's vaudeville violence.
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Moebius: Empire Rising PC Review: Let's Go Round Again
Renowned game writer and Sierra On-Line alumnus Jane Jensen is back with a brand new adventure that will have you scratching your head until the small hours.
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When Optimus was in His Prime: A Transformers Retrospective
Eurogamer's Graeme Virtue takes a look back on Transformers over the years, and rejoices in "the noise."
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I Never Want to Play Shenmue 3, Half-Life 3 or The Last Guardian
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson explains why he's skeptical of three of the most notorious "development hell" titles.
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BOARDgamer: In the Lab with Pandemic and Expansions
We take a look at Matt Leacock's popular cooperative game Pandemic and its expansions; a game that demands good communication, forward planning and a desire not to see the world destroyed by PAX Pox.
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In Search of the Perfect Bug
"A metal clanking sound plays if the user's character stabs the curtains." Eurogamer's Chris Donlan investigates.
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Unfinished Symphony: Castlevania's Keeper Speaks
Koji Igarashi tells his origin story, and Eurogamer's Simon Parkin is there to record it.
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What X-COM Creator Julian Gollop Did Next
Kickstarter, Chaos Reborn and going indie. Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole investigates.
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The City and the Sea: The Story of Failbetter Games
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan asks: "Do you know the way to Shell Beach?"
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The Numbers Game
Eurogamer's Dan Whitehead on why Amazon's use of Metacritic scores is a terrible idea.
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The Best Adventure Games of All Time?
Point, click and puzzle your way to the truth: what are some of the best adventure games of all time? Pete delves back into video game history and digs up some favorite classics, along with some contemporary titles you might want to try.
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Stealth vs. Stealth
One is making Metal Gear Solid 5, another Volume. Both discuss the current state of stealth with Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole.
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Top Dog or Underdog? Microsoft's Indie Initiative
Is Microsoft late to the party and wearing Sony's dress? Eurogamer's Jeffrey Matulef ponders.
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JPgamer: First Impressions from Steins;Gate
Pete's been playing the long-awaited official English localization of Nitroplus' well-regarded, mind-bending visual novel Steins;Gate. Was it worth the wait? El Psy Kongroo.
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Peter Molyneux and the Godus Delusion
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson examines how 22cans' evolving game is looking to win back early doubters.
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Gang Beasts is a Brilliant, Drunken Multiplayer Brawler
Eurogamer's John Bedford reports from EGX Rezzed on the game some are calling "a car-park fight between drunken jelly babies."
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Through the Maelstrom: How Final Fantasy XIV Keeps Adventurers Coming Back for More
Square Enix's rebooted MMO Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn just recently saw its second major content update. Can the game keep players interested in the long-term? Judging by the strength of this content, absolutely.
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Narrative versus Narration
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan asks: for games, is the story less important than the telling?
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BOARDgamer: Journeys in the Dark with Descent
We look at dungeon crawler-cum-tactical skirmish title Descent: Journeys in the Dark, Second Edition, a tabletop game in the vein of Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics.
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Alien Isolation: "I Didn't Expect Smiling and Laughing"
Eurogamer's Dan Whitehead and the USG video team chat to Creative Assembly's Al Hope on what to expect when you face the xenomorph.
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How the Batmobile Opens Up Arkham Knight's Next-Gen Gotham
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson checks out Rocksteady's conclusion to the Arkham saga.
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JPgamer: Vote With Your Wallet
Sega has announced that the follow-up to Project Diva F for PlayStation 3 and Vita is coming to the West later in the year, proving beyond any doubt that if you show your support for something, you'll get more of the things you like.
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Layoffs Hit Three Sony UK Studios
Evolution Studios, Guerrilla Cambridge and SCE London have all been hit with layoffs, calling the future of several projects into question.
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The Witch and the Hundred Knight PS3 Review: Don't Call Her "Metallica"
Nippon Ichi's latest is something of a departure from its usual fare. Can the legendary power of the Hundred Knight calm the troubled soul of Metallia, the universe's most annoyed witch?
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The Story Behind Nintendo's Detective
Eurogamer's Simon Parkin investigates how Level-5 got Luke and Layton together.
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How Watch Dogs' Multiplayer Liberates Ubisoft's Open World
Eurogamer's Tom Phillips furnishes us with new impressions and new details on Ubisoft Montreal's upcoming blockbuster.
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South Park: It All Started With a Suspected Prank Call
A remarkable collaboration, as told by Obsidian to Eurogamer's Robert Purchese.
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JPgamer: How Gust Made Me a Fan of Crafting
In this week's JPgamer, Pete looks at the work of Japanese developer Gust, and explores the company's curious emphasis on crafting.
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As Monster Hunter Turns 10, Can Capcom Finally Make the West Listen?
Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole interviews its creator Ryozo Tsujimoto to find out.
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Disco Zoo iOS Review: Business as Usual
Nimblebit's latest is a return to its winning formula, for better or worse.
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Games are Squandering Their Potential to Truly Immerse Us
Eurogamer contributor Rob de Vries argues that to create truly believable worlds, games need to let go of what's safe.
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BOARDgamer: Jacking In to Netrunner's Cyberpunk World
Android: Netrunner is one of the hottest tabletop games around right now. But how friendly is it to a beginner? Pete jacks in and tries to avoid the attention of the Jinteki corporation and Project Junebug.
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The Mystery of FIFA Ultimate Team's Rarest Items
Eurogamer contributor Nick Akerman is hot on the trail of teal cards, the most elusive items in the game's history.
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Out There iOS Review: Alone in the Dark
Fancy getting away from it all? Shoot yourself off into the loneliness of deep space with this intriguing, combat-free take on FTL's formula.
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Would the Real Ken Levine Kindly Stand Up?
From the Eurogamer archives: Rich Stanton chats with BioShock Infinite's creative director about games, politics and throwing himself on the fire.
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JPgamer: Life and Hometown
In this week's installment of our weekly Japanese gaming column, Pete takes a look at the controversial Senran Kagura Burst for 3DS. Is there a game worth playing beneath all the fanservice?
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South Park: The Stick of Truth PC Review: Put On Your Robe and Wizard Hat
Obsidian's latest is a 15-hour episode of South Park. That probably tells many of you everything you need to know about this game.
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The Many Adventures of Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan looks at Diablo 3's new artisan and new class -- and a new end-game that's too good to leave until the end.
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Homebrew Dev Working on Remixing Kojima's Snatcher for Dreamcast
Hideo Kojima didn't only make Metal Gear, you know. A homebrew dev is looking to bring one of his early titles to a more modern audience.
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Street Fighter 4: Anniversary Edition
Eurogamer contributor Matt Edwards looks back at five years of one of the fighting genre's greats with Ono, Killian and the SF4 community.