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Fez offers a clever gameplay premise and a charming, minimalist presentation, but its overly open-ended nature and confusing navigation system detract from the overall package.

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Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z sullies the name of the franchise. It fails both on a gameplay level and on a comedic level, and really doesn't offer anything worthy of its price tag.

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• PS4
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For SteamWorld Dig, it’s a case of the great, the good and the mildly disappointing. Image & Form’s Western-infused expedition may be hamstrung by its limited scope, but the breezy platforming and addictive progression system will have you delving into the labyrinthine depths of Tumbleton on more than one occasion.

• PS3
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Escha & Logy is great at what it does, and for that reason alone most RPG fans will enjoy it. Combat falls a bit flat compared to crafting, and it's not always clear exactly what to do next, but luckily, the enjoyable and rewarding nature of exploration largely offsets such complaints.

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Tower of Guns won’t keep you occupied for hours on end, but if you’re a gamer looking for a quick fix of intense action you’ll be hard pressed to find a better title.

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A true labor of love from Square Enix, Final Fantasy X & X-2 HD Remaster are well worth revisiting thanks to an abundance of extras and an exemplary graphical update.

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Despite some questionable AI issues and, at times, unfair puzzles, Vessel is a fun and challenging puzzler that is a worthy addition to the genre.

• PS4
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Awesomenauts Assemble! retains the simple-but-fast and fun gameplay of its last-gen predecessor, but there's not enough new content in this version to justify double-dipping unless you're a hardcore fan.

• X360
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Earth Defense Force 2025 is a game that demands that you turn the critical thinking part of your brain off while you sit back and blow things up. In that regard, it's given a masterclass.

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Although it'd be a lie to say that the PS4 version of Rayman Legends is a lot better than its Wii U predecessor, this newly-updated package is a hit and an absolute steal at $40 USD.

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A few minor presentation and traversal issues aside, Strider is a fun throwback with solid controls and style to spare.

• X360
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Fable Anniversary isn't without its issues. However, those who can overlook its faults will find a great and ageless RPG underneath.

• VITA
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Danganronpa may not have much true gameplay to speak of, but the title makes up for it with its delightfully twisted story, well-developed cast, and intense trial sections.

• XONE
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As a first attempt at bringing the incredibly popular first-person shooter franchise to mobile and downloadable platforms using twin-stick mechanics, Halo: Spartan Assault is a decent result. However, the game's lack of originality and recycled mission types eventually catch up with it.

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• X360
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BandFuse: Rock Legends works as both a guitar teacher and a game, but a heavier learning curve and a less user-friendly interface than the competition make it a slightly inferior product in comparison.

• X360
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Zumba Kids is a great motion title, which does its job very effectively by presenting a younger audience with an interesting form of interactive exercise.