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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan2016

2 out of 5 starsJun 27, 2016

Although Mutants in Manhattan received both a digital and retail release, the first video game for the four iconic heroes in a half shell this generation is an utter disappointment. Continuing PlatinumGames’s lineup of licensed offerings, Mutants in Manhattan utilizes the same pleasing cel-shaded visuals found in last year’s Transformers: Devastation and continues the same beat-em-up combo system that their last few…

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Axiom Verge2015

5 out of 5 starsJul 30, 2015

Axiom Verge isn't the first game that has been entirely developed by a sole developer, but the story regarding how the game came into fruition is one for the record books. Working at the talented Petroglyph Games as an engineer, Tom Happ created every aspect of the game over the past five years; the majority of which occurred during his time with the company. Working on the game on nights and weekends, an alpha…

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The Masterplan2015

4 out of 5 starsJul 30, 2015

Whether through the use of film or video games, narratives generally feature “good” triumphing against “evil”, but there are rare occurrences where you root for the “bad guy” (and I’m not talking about WWE Hall of Famer Razor Ramon). While the original developer of the Payday series Overkill Software put players in a cooperative first-person shooter, Shark Punch has opted for a tactical squad-based approach with The…

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