When I was asked to review the game “Clover,” I had to ask what it was about. It was described to me, simply, as a “Watercolour Political Platform Puzzler” Indie game. This had me both intrigued and concerned at the same time. Hearing that it was an Indie game, I decided to give it the benefit of not reading all the online hype about the game.

A nice and quick 149MB download and I was ready to begin playing. Launching the game gave me a simple canvassed interface that gets to the point. Your character starts off by receiving his allowance from the king. You discover you are recently orphaned from an attack by the neighbouring Andalans. In a lonely house, you begin your adventure with a newspaper and a gift from the grave. Once I had caught up with the local news, I moved outside.

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Just when you thought the world was finally at peace again, someone had to go stockpile big weapons and impolitely point his finger. The wounds from war’s past have festered up again giving rise to one of the worlds most fiercely sought after asset since our planet was only seven days old…top soil?

Team17 have released a new wave of psychotic invertebrate reinforcements on to our consoles with the remake of Worms 2: Armageddon on Xbox Live Arcade. This version features all of the classic gameplay and weapons from the past, such as (my personal favourite) The Holy Hand Grenade, and a few new ones, like The Buffalo of Lies. Worms 2 also features a few new game modes like Rope Racing and Crazy Crates to up the ante a bit.

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