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Like always, we've got some great graphics and a load of levels so that we won't get bored quickly. And, obviously, everything works just as it should, and it ends up being an entertaining time killer for the commute to work. Unlike other games, AlphaBerry doesn't offer anything new to the genre, and seems like it's just a well-designed form of entertainment. Yes, it can be fun and addictive, but we've seen it all before, haven't we?

Headbutting and licking galore still feature prominently in this open-ended sim, but you're also able to construct weapons with supplies littered throughout the waste. It's MAAAAAAAHdness.

The goal of the game is to control a skull and move it through the levels by flinging it across the screen into tunnels, wooden boxes and other things. The game controls like a dream, has addictive game play and is great fun overall.

While it's not visually stunning, Interlocked sure is engaging with its complex shapes and configurations. We would have liked to see some variety in colors and backgrounds right from the beginning, but the core gameplay is fun nonetheless.

The graphics are obviously better in this game than others of a similar style, and something new is added to each level. You’ll also get different power-ups to help you along your way, getting to your goal quicker and more efficiently (but first, you have to catch them!).Although it’s a fresh and fun version, we can’t say it’s a new fad that everyone has to try. Brickies is still a bit bland when it comes to gameplay, and will only attract fans of the classic version.

There is very little that is wrong with this game. The astounding visuals, amazing care and attention to detail, superb game play and mind boggling pace will definitely impress any and all gamers that give it a try.

If you love classic platformers with thrilling mechanics, Sword of Xolan is the one you've been looking for. With retro graphics and pixel scenes reminiscent of old video-games, this action game will provide you with hours of entertainment: you won't be able to stop playing.

The possibilities in Growtopia are only limited by your imagination (well, that and your patience with other random people punching you into the lava to perish - again). A chat theoretically lets you collaborate with others. There's heaps to explore and complex combinations of items to discover. I found Growtopia to be far too frustrating to want to play on a long-term basis. There are simply too many people in the sandbox. The over-the-top indie graphics don't do anything for me either.

The graphics are great and the gameplay is engaging. The panel illustrations between matches are well-drawn and the storyline is great. The multiplayer mode really adds to the reusability of what is arguably a great game.

Artwork is awesome (we shouldn't consent less) and there are animations here and there to make battles livelier. However, it's hard to read cards at first glance, so you have to double tap to zoom in on them often.