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For Honor is a third-person action fighting game. However, it takes many a twist to your standard entry from said genre. First of all, to play this, you must be online (similar to Tom Clancy’s …
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The Witness on Xbox One – The DVDfever Review
The Witness is an indie title from Thekla Inc. which I’ve been very much looking forward to, which took six years to make and will probably take the average gamer around 20 hours to complete, …
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LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens on Xbox One – The DVDfever Review
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the newest addition to the growing archive of LEGO games, and was surprisingly more than you would find in your regular LEGO videogame with new additions to the …
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Doctor Who Level Pack – LEGO Dimensions on PS3 – The DVDfever Review
Doctor Who Level Pack – this is far more fun than the latest series of Doctor Who! This is out now as an additional pack to use with Warner Bros Interactive’s LEGO Dimensions and I’ll …
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LEGO Dimensions on PS3 – The DVDfever Review
LEGO Dimensions is the ultimate mash-up of many of the biggest and best box-office successes over the years, with a sprinkling of televisual hits to boot. There’s Batman, The LEGO Movie, The Lord Of The …
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Mad Max on PC – The DVDfever Review
Mad Max – this is the game where some of the graphics settings aren’t just ‘high’ or ‘ultra’… they’re MAX! Max Rockatansky (voiced by Bren Foster – Home And Away, Days Of Our Lives), who …
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Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor on PC (Steam) – The DVDfever Review
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor is the latest title from Monolith, a company whose games have a high pedigree when it comes to looking back at their titles since 1997; they have released such titles …
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Red Faction Armageddon on Xbox 360 – The DVDfever Review
Red Faction Armageddon sees you back on Mars, 50 years after the last game, as Darius Mason, grandson of Alec Mason and Samanya, the heroes of the revolution from Red Faction: Guerilla, finding that the …
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