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  • A Wonderland Story Review
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    A Wonderland Story Review

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    As public domain, Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland has been adapted many times. Over-the-top movies, theme park attractions, macabre games...we've just about seen it all. Despite their differences, however, there's one thing all creative interpretations of the novel seem to have in common: Alice is the star. Enter A Wonderland Story: a puzzler which reminds us that they don't call it the rabbit hole for nothing.
  • Spooky Shorts? Indie platformer Mikey Shorts gets free Halloween version
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    Spooky Shorts? Indie platformer Mikey Shorts gets free Halloween version

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    Increasingly over the years, it seems that Halloween has become the kind of holiday that Christmas is. Instead of people preparing for it the week before, All Hallow's Eve is now a month-long love affair with the creepy and crawly. Beginning sometimes as early as late September, you'll start to hear about planned movie marathons, discuss costume ideas, and even see themed Twitter handles! Today, one of our favorite developers got in on the action.
  • Facebook continues its mobile charge with app install ads
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    Facebook continues its mobile charge with app install ads

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    If you use Facebook on your phone or tablet - and science says that there's about a 95% chance that you do - you may have noticed something different lately. And no, we're talking about the fact that the app is finally working. Rather, the social networking giant recently stepped up its mobile ad program from featured news stories to include a select pool of game developers.  Starting today, that pool will be a whole lot bigger.
  • KIXEYE continues synchronous strategy with “Live Battles” in War Commander
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    KIXEYE continues synchronous strategy with “Live Battles” in War Commander

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    Since its release, one of my favorite strategy games around has been Outwitters. The fog of war, the thrill of watching your opponent step into the trap you laid three turns ago...it's all great. Yet there's something to be said about the frenzy of synchronous multiplayer; of jumping into the fray live and fighting it out tooth and nail. And KIXEYE certainly agrees.
  • Greenlight Spotlight: Flightless
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    Greenlight Spotlight: Flightless

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    Nitrome seems to have a penchant for alternate identities. The first game that put them on my radar was Gunbrick, a puzzling shooter about a gun...that was also a brick! Now, they've mounted a Steam Greenlight effort to approve Flightless, a puzzle platformer centered around ducks...who moonlight as thieves! To be quite honest, I'm beginning to wonder if this developer even lives in a Nitro Dome!
  • Retro City Rampage Review
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    Retro City Rampage Review

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    Strewn about the fictional city of Theftropolis are live cheat codes. They give you extraordinary powers, but also revoke your ability to save the game until you shut it down and return. Activating one for the first time is an experience all at once nostalgic and frustrating: two words which seem to encapsulate the earnest but bumpy ride through Retro City Rampage.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Kickathon
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    Kickstarter Picks: Kickathon

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    Forgive me readers, for I have sinned. This next Kickstarter Pick does not in fact highlight a Kickstarter campaign. Before you call the online article police, however, at least hear me out. First and foremost, the online article police don't even exist, so give your head a shake. Secondly, if you're a fan of our regular crowdfunding segment, you're going to want to pay attention. Kickathon is practically made for you.
  • Nimblebit’s next game a fantasy-filled departure from their usual
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    Nimblebit’s next game a fantasy-filled departure from their usual

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    If you own an iDevice of any sort, there's very little chance you haven't played a Nimblebit game. The three-man indie studio founded by brothers Ian and David Marsh is responsible for some of the most endearing free-to-play experiences around, including Pocket Frogs, Tiny Tower and the recent Pocket Planes. Well, folks, hold on tight to your wallets, because details of the next title have begun to eek out, and it looks adorable.