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At this point, most of us have probably played some kind of bridge construction game, and in that regard, there isn't a whole lot new that BCP is bringing to the table. That being said, the mechanics of the game are solid, and there's definitely an element of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Adding to that is the fact that once you've finished off...

FFXV Pocket Edition is definitely not the most satisfying gaming experience you'll ever have. The free-to-play structure means, perhaps like me, you bought this game thinking that it was a free 1000gs, since the need to purchase chapters 2-10 is not advertised anywhere until you're inside the game. That being said, for $20 or so, you...

Yeah so... title pretty much says it all. The classic Windows time waster is back once again. Minesweeper isn’t a tough completion, but it will take some grinding. As with the majority of the Microsoft Casual series, daily challenge medals are back once again, and unless you do some system clock manipulation, you’re in a for a year-long grind....

Heart Box is not really bringing anything new to the table. Pretty standard physics puzzler ala Cut the Rope, but that’s not to say it’s just some cheap ripoff. Heart Box does introduce a few new fun mechanics to the genre, and with 200 unique levels (or as many as 800 if you want to count each of the 4 game variants for each level separately) to...

Credit to the Rare team for trying something new on their third BK outing, but I have to say they didn't completely hit the mark. There are still some fun platforming elements, and having an actual point to the collectibles (more vehicle parts) rather than collecting for the sake of collecting like in the previous two games is a nice...