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Totally Rated: Samsung's latest 4K TV, brain-boggling puzzler Maquette, and a very high-end drone By PC Gamer published 11 March 21 Totally Rated Watch the third episode of Future's weekly review show.
Maquette review By Luke Winkie published 10 March 21 Upscaled Maquette pairs a novel puzzle-solving apparatus with a plaintive romance saga.
Solve puzzles in a recursive world where everything is simultaneously tiny and massive By Alex Spencer published 9 February 21 brain buster Maquette would leave M.C. Escher scratching his head.
