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Games that share a genre face each other on the same spread. Every page shows the same facts in the same order, and each one leads to a full guide.
Genre key
You keep moving and react to what comes at you. Runs get longer as your timing improves.
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An endless run along railway tracks: dodge trains, collect coins, go a little further each time.
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Steer a weapon down a track of choices, build up money and firepower, then break through monsters at the end.
A real sport, simplified: you call the plays, make the throws and run a team between matches. No clock pushing you. You look at the board, think, and place pieces where they leave room for the next ones.
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American football in chunky retro graphics: throw the passes on the field, run the team off it.
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Drag block shapes onto a grid and fill whole rows or columns to clear them.
Fights in small arenas, alone or against a friend, where movement matters as much as hitting. One character, a route full of obstacles and a finish line. You get through by trying things.
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Stick-figure fights in trap-filled arenas, alone, against a friend on one keyboard, or online.
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Guide a wobbly ragdoll hero past saws, crushers and explosives to the end of each level.
