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Star Wars Zero Company understands that Star Wars games should feel less like the movies and more like the toys
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Rusty Lake is back with another belter, so I get to shout about the overlooked puzzle series all over again
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The King is Watching revels in magic, menace and distraction
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Club Soko is cartoonishly dark and splattered with beer – and it's a wonderful puzzler, too
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Forbidden Solitaire is a wonderful reminder games are powerful cultural artefacts that demand to be preserved
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Netflix's games strategy might be a mess, but Oxenfree studio's ingenious new chiller-thriller shows it has a secret weapon
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Warren Spector studio's cheap as chips co-op heist adventure Thick as Thieves is wonky, conspicuously incomplete, and a surprisingly good time
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Paralives feels like the perfect tranquil tonic to the chaos of The Sims