Drive past Mullholland Drive and turn left at the Lost Highway and you’ll experience a game as smooth as Blue Velvet….. *ahem*
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Month: January 2013
The Global Game Jam is one of the purest, most inherently “good” things to happen in gaming, and it happens every year. Every year we cover the Scottish Game Jam, and every year its bigger and better than the one before.
Paladin Studios have brought us this adorable pinball game to the iOS platform.
CalmDownTom interviews the teams making amazing games at the Scottish Game Jam.
A heady nostalgia cocktail of Duck Hunt, Metal Gear, Contra, Punch-Out!, Mega Man, Back To The Future, Crank, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mario, The A-Team!, Paperboy, Frogger and more
It’s that time of year again! Are you excited about the Global Game Jam. What? You don’t know what a Game Jam is? Well read this then!
If one were to describe Gravity Rush with one adjective, it would be ‘Japanese.’
Medal Wars is a 2D isometric shooter by Retro Army, ostensibly set in WW1. Green army (that’s you) versus Black. Your character is a grunt, just arrived at camp.
Primal Fears main mechanic is one that has been exploited by almost all recent survival games: light.
How should one describe the Grimind? The first thing that you see is this message: “ATTENTION: For best experience, play at night, in a dark room, with your headphones on.”
There were many surprisingly great games out in 2012. In fact, if you had to characterise 2012 in gaming, it would be the year of the great indie games that came from nowhere, and the seemingly average big releases that were much better than anyone expected.
AirBuccaneers by LudoCraft Ltd is one of the early games to make it through Steams Greenlight system for Indy developers and is another installation to the Air (pirate) ship battle genre.