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Clive ‘N’ Wrench – Retro Platforming Goodness – We Explain Why It’s Great

Clive 'N' Wrench is a retro 3D platformer that pays homage to all the classics while creating its own world of anthropomorphic adventure. It's taking us back to the late 90s when Mario 64 was wowing audiences before Rare started to release much-loved titles such as Banjo-Kazooie. You can buy it now on Steam, PS4/5, and Switch. A physical version is also available, via most major retailers, courtesy of publisher
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Go! Go! Pogo Girl Review – a wonderful love letter to the 90s

Go! Go! Pogo Girl is a great little game. Playing as an unnamed pogo champion, you embark on a year-long quest to recover your prized pogo stick that was stolen in the dead of night. Thankfully you have a spare as you bounce and chase the culprit over four different seasons, Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. At its heart, GGPO is a quirky 2D platform game and the visual inspiration
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Cat Box Paradox PC review

I do love a good indie game to sink my claws into and Cat Box Paradox from Biscuit Locker is the purrfect way to while away an afternoon. It takes inspiration from Super Meat Boy with hard-as-nails platforming gameplay. The premise is simple, get to the end of each stage collecting as many points as possible. However, an interesting mechanic is taken form classic shmup Ikaruga. You can switch the
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RITE – Switch review

Precision platformers remain popular and RITE from Pond Games is a great addition to the controller-throwing-inducing genre. There is no story beyond being tasked with completing the trials. The levels are all single screen and are broken down into several different zones each with its own theme. The controls are tight and consist of a simple jump, that can be controlled depending on how hard you press, and a wall
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Freedom Planet 2 release date confirmed

Freedom Planet, a platform game released in 2014, finally has a release date for the much anticipated sequel. The first game was a surprise hit and was lofted to cult status among 2D platform fans who yearned for a sequel. Developer, Galaxy Trail, originally announced Freedom Planet 2 about five years ago and the development has been put back several times. The team have announced a firm date of release