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  • Payday: The Heist review

    This downloadable bank heist sim impresses with its clever premise and varied game world, but poor matchmaking and a questionable lack of split-screen co-op hinder…

    24/10/2011

    £14 inc VAT

    Score - 6 out of 10

  • The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn review

    Come for the dragon-riding, stay for the giant mushrooms.

    10/02/2013

    £14 inc VAT

    Score - 8 out of 10

  • Rayman: Origins review

    You'll be hard-pushed to find a more outright joyful game than this 2D reboot of the once-proud platforming series.

    01/04/2012

    £14 inc VAT

    Score - 9 out of 10

  • Brütal Legend review

    When metal giants rocked the Earth

    03/03/2013

    £14 inc VAT

    Score - 7 out of 10

  • The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard review

    Even Twilight does better vampires than Skyrim's first, over-priced expansion.

    12/08/2012

    £13 inc VAT

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    Resident Evil 4 HD review

    Capcom's stellar third-person shooter hits downloadable services with this re-rendered re-release.

    20/09/2011

    £13 inc VAT

    Score - 8 out of 10

  • Crysis review (for Xbox, PlayStation)

    It's a few years late, but this console port of Crytek's FPS holds its own against its PC-based predecessor.

    11/10/2011

    £13 inc VAT

    Score - 8 out of 10

  • Retro City Rampage review

    Grand Theft Auto: 1992

    21/10/2012

    £11 inc VAT

    Score - 6 out of 10

  • blood dragon review

    An argument for why the 80s were great for action, and terrible for action.

    06/05/2013

    £11 inc VAT

    Score - 6 out of 10

  • Gatling Gears review

    Gatling Gears is another downloadable twin-stick shooter for the steadily growing pile, and Vanguard Games offers little that you haven't seen before.

    13/05/2011

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 6 out of 10

  • Trenched review

    Like Double Fine's other recent downloadable games, this mech-based tower defence title is completely enjoyable throughout.

    27/06/2011

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 9 out of 10

  • From Dust review

    Is this singular XBLA, PSN and PC game about being god, or about solving puzzles with terraforming?

    29/07/2011

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 8 out of 10

  • Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 review

    Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 introduces some new gameplay flourishes, but is hampered by disappointing level design and a lack of innovation.

    08/02/2011

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 6 out of 10

  • Stacking review

    Double Fine's latest downloadable game, Stacking, is a distillation of all that's great about the studio - and a little bit of the bad.

    11/02/2011

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 8 out of 10

  • BloodRayne: Betrayal review

    In spite of its stodgy controls and repetitive enemies, BloodRayne: Betrayal's ferocious leading lady and vampiric virtues remain a devilish delight.

    13/09/2011

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 7 out of 10

  • Quantum Conundrum review

    Massive invention and massive irritation in equal measure in this gun-free, dimension-hopping puzzler

    24/06/2012

    £10 inc VAT

    Score - 7 out of 10

  • Puzzle Dimension review

    Puzzle Dimension may not contain the story or characters we've come to expect from recent puzzlers like Portal or Ilomilo, but it still delivers countess hours of…

    06/07/2011

    £9 inc VAT

    Score - 8 out of 10

  • Echochrome 2 review

    Echochrome 2 is the sequel to one of the most distinctive puzzle games on PlayStation 3, but has the well of inspiration run dry?

    17/01/2011

    £9 inc VAT

    Score - 6 out of 10

  • Dead Space: Extraction review (PS3)

    Dead Space: Extraction has been given an HD makeover and PlayStation Move support, but do all the bells and whistles make for a better experience?

    27/01/2011

    £9 inc VAT

    Score - 9 out of 10

  • Journey review

    No words, no violence, no exposition, no on-screen interface - Journey sheds so many of videogames' traditions and yet still feels like a pure celebration of the form.

    18/03/2012

    £9 inc VAT

    Score - 9 out of 10

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