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  • Games of the Month – July 2013
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    Games of the Month – July 2013

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    When I was growing up, I always tended to get a little sad by the time that August 1st rolled around. After all, that only meant I had one month left to stay in my pajamas until two in the afternoon every day, and play Mega Man until it got dark out without ever having to worry about things like homework or studying. But now, I don't think the end of the summer is all that bad, and that's because there were some seriously awesome video games that kept us having a ball well throughout the month of July.
  • Free Games and Sales: Tiny Thief, Trine, and more!
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    Free Games and Sales: Tiny Thief, Trine, and more!

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    Whether you readers out there are more prone to playing light casual games like Angry Birds, or instead prefer to take on a more engrossing experience like XCOM: Enemy Unknown, one thing is certainly for sure when it comes to free games and sales on the internet: whether casual or hardcore, there's always some tantalizing new deals to be found on great games!
  • Play as six-time Olympic Gold Medalist Usain Bolt in Temple Run 2
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    Play as six-time Olympic Gold Medalist Usain Bolt in Temple Run 2

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    For a game like Temple Run 2 that's all about running away as fast as you can from all sorts of evil constantly nipping at your heels, what better way to escape than to let you play as literally the world's fastest man? Starting today, Temple Run 2 fans will be able to play as six-time Olympic Gold Medalist Usain Bolt, sporting his signature yellow and green running outfit in the game.
  • The Drowning brings a true hardcore FPS experience to mobile devices [interview]
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    The Drowning brings a true hardcore FPS experience to mobile devices [interview]

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    Most first-person shooters that try their hand on a mobile device either turn out to be a shoddy and clunky attempt, or - well, most of them honestly aren't all that very good. But that's certainly not to say there aren't a few mobile developers out there who are finally taking some steps in the right direction to making FPS elements really feel at home in a touchscreen environment. The Drowning is the first game from newly formed studio Scattered Entertainment, and has been built from the ground up as a hardcore FPS experience made specifically for mobile devices. And through all of the horror-themed gunplay, there's a truly innovative experience to be had here, and one that sets out to redefine the way we shoot things on our smartphones.
  • Device 6 Preview
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    Device 6 Preview

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    Developer Simogo has officially unveiled their next mobile project this week, and it's being made by the same key people who had a hand in crafting this year's haunting and atmospheric masterpiece Year Walk. The new game is called Device 6, and is described as "a surreal thriller in which the written word is your map, as well as your narrator." And if those early screenshots and descriptions are anything to go by, I fully believe this one could very well reinvent the way we experience visual novels or text-based adventures completely.
  • Facebook looks to help small game developers with Facebook Mobile Games Publishing program
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    Facebook looks to help small game developers with Facebook Mobile Games Publishing program

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    It's no secret that most of us like to play the occasional Facebook game every now and then. In fact, there's currently more than 260 million people playing games on the social platform each and every month, and with quality new titles popping up faster than you can post your latest status update, it's showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Well now Facebook has decided to expand their gaming horizons even further by announcing a new discovery program called Facebook Mobile Games Publishing, which is aimed at helping small and medium-sized developers bring their games to the global playing field that Facebook has become known for.