Player in Distress
HIGH Cleverly using gems to reach hitherto secret areas.
LOW Dying, dying, dying all the time.
WTF Why is that giant waiter so angry at me?
HIGH Cleverly using gems to reach hitherto secret areas.
LOW Dying, dying, dying all the time.
WTF Why is that giant waiter so angry at me?
Before reviewing the new puzzle-platformer Pid, I had an opportunity to talk with Jakob Tuchten, Might and Delight's art director. If you're curious about hearing more on the next game from the studio that released the excellent Bionic Commando: Rearmed, this is the place to be.
HIGH Mastering Legolas' abilities to finally get that first player kill.
LOW Getting ambushed and destroyed before I knew what hit me.
WTF Gollum killed me? Gollum?!
The Great Giana Sisters is a game with an unusual history, but what started off a flagrant imitation of Super Mario Bros has evolved into a successful platform series. Designed by the now-deceased founder of Black Forest Games, the company has finished a Kickstarter project to release a brand-new game for the series that will serve to celebrate the original title's 25th anniversary. Freelancer Christopher Floyd spoke to the team to get the skinny on the benches that morph into coffins, "chiptune metal," and the full story on Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams.
What do all of these big-name games have in common? They were all worked on by a studio you might not recognize—Demiurge. After helping the big boys with these heavy-hitting titles, they've stepped out of the shadows with Shoot Many Robots, their own original IP.
HIGH Spending time with an MMO that feels like it's truly doing something different.
LOW Being voiceless in an otherwise fully-voiced world.
WTF All three factions start off in the same area?!
HIGH Getting 7 correct answers in a row.
LOW The game crashing when I got 7 correct answers in a row.
WTF The feeling that my random opponents were imaginary.
As soon as I saw the Ouya, I knew that for better or worse, I needed to know more. In the media whirlwind that followed over the next few days, I managed to pitch a few questions to Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman. Here's what Julie had to say.
A console start-up could be set to become a new cornerstone of the home gaming arena thanks to a wildly successful Kickstarter project launched yesterday.
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