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A Decent Continuation Of Sokobear's Seasons I felt a small moment of shame while playing Sokobear Spring.

You'll Spend More Time Filling Notebooks Than Actually Playing It We reviewed Mech Shelf in a kind of double-bill with Pay to Path . While they're very different games, they share a great deal.

Sweet Hamster Days looks like it might make you a little hot under the hamster-collar, but it's so slow and padded out that you'll get bored of the waiting.

If we lived in a Toy Story universe, I would worry for Monty the Play Bear. He's a bit odd to look at, and his sliding-puzzle tricks aren't that special any more. Unfortunately, he's destined for the dusty bottom of the toybox.

A Blink-Or-You-Miss-It Sokoban That Fails To Pack In Any Challenge Bunny Pit Berry is probably the least sophisticated sokoban game I've played.

Path-Making Games Get A Much-Needed Makeover I find myself in the odd place of rooting for Afil Games, who have been a maligned publisher of late.

Ah, if only every game in the 5 in 1 Arcade Vault cleared that bar. Circle Defense is the only real reason to purchase this collection, and – even then – it's hard to imagine playing it much after its achievements are unlocked.

Afil Games Try Their Hand At Spot-The-Difference With Mixed Results

A Doughnut-Making Sim That Is A Mix Of Flavours, Not All Of Which Work

An Inventive Shoot 'Em Up Whose Inventions Don't Always Work I'm not sure that there has been a shoot 'em up that has looked like Wings of Beyond . To me, it's a shootout in a kid's sticker book.