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7/10 - In Unholy Heights you need your residents happy, buying them upgrades for their hotel rooms and helping them find love, as well as taking into account a number of different factors such as the fact that certain types of creatures are cheapskates and won't fork out the dough. Other creatures will expect to be spoiled for nothing. Some creatures don't get along with others like the Abyssals and the Elementals. Theres a variety of little factors that keep the game interesting throughout all while providing protection to your character (the Devil) from a number of invaders who wish to strike you down.

While components of the game are annoying - like the fact that no matter what you do you can never completely please your residents and they will always run out of money - for what it is, a light management sim/tower defence game it ticks all the right boxes.

8/10 - Progress and die. Become the son and buy those nifty pair of boots you were looking at. Carry onward just to die again. Level up that grandson's strength just a smidge. Die some more. This indie platformer is one of trail and error, propelled by its nifty combat mechanics, addictive gameplay and that "Oh, just one more go" ethos.

9/10 - Brothers is short, beautiful and emotional. You won't spend long playing Brothers, but you'll love every minute that you do.

Nominated for the “I'm Not Crying, There's Something In My Eye” award.

7/10 - Some classic oldschool FPS fun.

7/10 - Eversion is a short but fun little game that is cute, charming, colourful and utterly disturbing.

7/10 - Think of a shorter Diablo/Torchlight (about 10 hours playtime) with a sense of humour and you've got DeathSpank.

8/10 - With missions, jobs, events, races, fight clubs, karaoke and much more there's plenty to do in this GTA-esque game set in the beautiful city of Hong Kong. It's main strength comes from its great fighting mechanics (fluid combat, environmental beatdowns) which almost equals that of the Batman Arkham games.

7/10 - The new mode Extinction is this game's greatest strength, offering a fresh and exciting way to play against aliens, altering loadouts, trying to complete challenges and activating traps in order for you and your party to make it out alive. Out of all the CoD game modes I found myself going back to this one the most.

The multiplayer is the same old, same old. Mechanically, the gameplay is both rewarding and aggravating as ever, but the maps aren't as exciting as previous installments.

Finally the campaign is decent, but unfortunately both the shortest and most underwhelming in the series.

9/10 - Likeable characters, wonderful voice acting, charming music, georgeus environments and satisfying fighting mechanics; Dust: An Elysian Tail is an underrated gem. The fact it was all created and orchestrated by one man is a shining example of what can be accomplished independently in games development.

1/10 - Okay, so this can be completed in just under thirty minutes. There's no gameplay, just a "walk from point A to point B" story which isn't very good, unique or interesting. It only cost 2 euro but I still feel ripped off as I could have bought a can of Coke and a chocolate bar for that instead of this trash!

One of the worst games I've ever played.
If you want to call it a "game", if you want to call it "played".