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Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones review

The previous Stealth Inc. – or, to give its original, better title, Stealth Bastard – was a simple game about sneaking, Splinter Cell-style, around a facility full of robots, lasers, laser-wielding robots, and other things put there to make you dead. The difference, compared to most stealth games, is that …

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Putting the Rock Band back together

Harmonix Music Systems is not your average developer. Ever since its founding in 1995, the Boston-based studio has specialised in the dazzling crossover between music and interaction – from early and largely unknown projects such as CamJam, which used body movements to trigger audio sequences, to the globe-conquering phenomena of …

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World of Tanks adds free moon combat mode

Look at the Moon. So haughty and superior up there, thinking it’s safe from human aggression. Well I tell you what, Moon, we already stuck a flag in you, and now the console version of World of Tanks (opens in new tab) aims to add a few new craters to …

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Assassins Creed Chronicles gets all the best locations

Well, would you look at that? More Assassins! Announced last year as part of Assassin’s Creed Unity’s canned season pass, it turns out that Assassin’s Creed Chronicles China is now only the first in a trilogy of 2.5D side-scrolling stabbing. As three standalone episodes released this year, Chronicles will travel …

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SteamWorld Dig tunnelling its way to Xbox One

Following the revelation that an Xbox One port of SteamWorld Dig has been rated by PEGI (opens in new tab), Image & Form CEO Brjann Sigurgeirsson has confirmed to GamesRadar+ that their critically-acclaimed Metroid/Mr Driller hybrid is indeed coming to the console. The company doesn’t have a firm release date …

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Gore and swears land Batman: Arkham Knight an M rating

We already knew Rocksteady was upping the game when we found out last month that Batman: Arkham Knight (opens in new tab) had been rated Mature by US ratings board the ESRB (opens in new tab), but now we know why. While the third in the Rocksteady trilogy still contains …

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