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Mibibli’s Quest Seems To Be A Mix Of Game Ideas For Weird People

Mibibli’s Quest Seems To Be A Mix Of Game Ideas For Weird People

Ryan Melmoth has the kind of approach to making games that I can get behind. Let me just pull out [...]

by × May 17, 2013 ×
Purple Maim: Ghost Song Is A Dark Souls-Inspired Take On Metroid

Purple Maim: Ghost Song Is A Dark Souls-Inspired Take On Metroid

The influence of Metroid will never stop spreading, and trust me; it’s already spread far and wide. And good job [...]

by × May 17, 2013 ×
Penguin Jetpacks Are Definitely In Fashion: Ripple Dot Zero

Penguin Jetpacks Are Definitely In Fashion: Ripple Dot Zero

It’s too strong. My nostalgia gland is swelling up, and I just cannot fight it any more! GAH! If you [...]

by × May 17, 2013 ×
Last Jungle In Sector 17 Is Thoughtful Tower Defence And Definitely Not Another Zombie Game

Last Jungle In Sector 17 Is Thoughtful Tower Defence And Definitely Not Another Zombie Game

Strategy games have an odd aura surrounding them, particularly in what some like to call the indie game “scene.” Generally, [...]

by × May 13, 2013 ×
Stage Fright: Little Red And Professor Wolf

Stage Fright: Little Red And Professor Wolf

If you can’t come up with a memorable character of your own to star in your game, then it’s great [...]

by × May 9, 2013 ×
Soothing Space Strategy rymdkapsel Now Available On PlayStation Mobile And Vita

Soothing Space Strategy rymdkapsel Now Available On PlayStation Mobile And Vita

Pardon me, but when did developing strategy games that speak to me become a viable method for us to interact? [...]

by × May 8, 2013 ×
Go Bananas For GUN_MONKEYS If You Like Blowing Up Apes

Go Bananas For GUN_MONKEYS If You Like Blowing Up Apes

What do game developers do to take a break from working on games? There are probably as many answers to [...]

by × May 7, 2013 ×
Test Your Parkour Skills In The New Alpha Version Of Lemma

Test Your Parkour Skills In The New Alpha Version Of Lemma

Parkour is an exciting branch of player movement to delve into, and it’s why Mirror’s Edge is remembered so fondly, [...]

by × May 6, 2013 ×
The Night Of The Rabbit Emerges From A Hat On May 29th

The Night Of The Rabbit Emerges From A Hat On May 29th

And just like the old magician’s trick of pulling a rabbit out of a hat, Daedalic’s next point-and-click adventure, The [...]

by × May 6, 2013 ×
The Stomping Land Is The Day Z Of Dinosaur Survival Games

The Stomping Land Is The Day Z Of Dinosaur Survival Games

Games don’t care for the facts. Hunting dinosaurs is what sounds fun to us, riding them even more so, right? [...]

by × May 6, 2013 ×
Beat Your Wings Over To Hummingbird, Now Released

Beat Your Wings Over To Hummingbird, Now Released

Now that we’re well into Spring, it seems fitting that games that reflect the change of the seasons would emerge. [...]

by × May 3, 2013 ×
Sojourn Is The Indie Answer To Dark Souls

Sojourn Is The Indie Answer To Dark Souls

It was inevitable. And don’t even tell me that it wasn’t. When a game as infamous, renowned, successful and revered [...]

by × May 1, 2013 ×
Cloudbuilt or Dashing Through Heaven With Strapping Style

Cloudbuilt or Dashing Through Heaven With Strapping Style

I always thought that InMomentum‘s first-person perspective was an odd, if well-reasoned, choice for a twitchy platformer. It made sense [...]

by × May 1, 2013 ×
Explore And Survive The Red Planet In Lacuna Passage

Explore And Survive The Red Planet In Lacuna Passage

Inevitable, isn’t it? We’re getting close to landing on Mars (it’s not far off), and here come the games that [...]

by × April 25, 2013 ×
Oxygene Seems To Be A Female Twist On Megaman

Oxygene Seems To Be A Female Twist On Megaman

The following article is ugly. I wrote this in a very foul mood and shouldn’t have done so, and have [...]

by × April 24, 2013 ×