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Take Sins of a Solar Empire, cross it with Darwinia, and paint it in watercolours. Yes, that's our tree-mendous review of Eufloria, the colourful IGF winner, in one sentence.
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Lasers, explosions, lasers, space ships, lasers, missiles and a few more lasers. That's all you need to know.
And we finish off our first Super Review Week on a high note with IGF 2009 finalist and prize winner, Machinarium. Just LOOK at it!
"It's like cake, but not." No, that doesn't really make much sense to us either, so we just directed Quinton to the fridge and moved on - it's World Train Royale: see if you can make sense of it.
It's time for a history lesson, kids! Nandrew investigates the games which have paved the way for Amanita's new graphical adventure, Machinarium.
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