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Jan 23, 201383The papercraft-style visuals are the real treat. [Issue#227, p.77]
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Oct 19, 201278This is like a visit to your favorite burger joint: Once you start, it is hard to stop. But unfortunately the shark rampage doesn't last too long, leaving you hungry for more.
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Dec 3, 201275Derrick the Deathfin is an easy recommendation for anyone who likes their platformers with a unique flare. Its self-referential humor and topical environmental humor are more than enough to give it a personality that you won't find outside Banjo-Kazooie.
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Oct 9, 201274The ride is fun and beautiful while it lasts.
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Nov 20, 201270The simplistic mechanics don't offer that remarkable of a hook, and the game spans just a couple of hours. As a light snack between big holiday releases, however, it's a pleasantly tasty distraction. [Holiday 2012, p.73[
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Oct 30, 201270The game can be incredibly frustrating but this pays off with a huge sense of achievement when you finally nail a level.
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Oct 18, 201270Derrick the Deathfin's stylish adventure through the ocean is packed full of charm, if not a lot of content.
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Oct 18, 201250Derrick the Deathfin is a real heartbreaker. It's agonisingly obvious that Different Tuna tried really hard to make something special, and as a player you're rooting for them – but the base gameplay just isn't good enough to keep you hooked. If the graphics grab you, then the price is low enough to make this a worthwhile gamble, just don't dive in with any unrealistic expectations.
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8After sitting down and playing through the first 8 levels of the self-proclaimed
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