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  • Offspring Fling Preview
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    It seems like we've been reviewing a lot of indie 2D platformer puzzle games recently. Vessel and Out There Somewhere come to mind immediately. It's like there's been an explosion of this specific sub-genre over the past little while, and it doesn't look like it's slowing down any time soon. One man game developer warrior Kyle Pulver recently announced another entry in the genre called Offspring Fling, so what sets this one apart from the pack?
  • Microsoft Flight Review
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    I'd be lying if I said I was well-versed in deep transportation simulation games. Up until to this point the only one I'd ever spent any significant time with is the Railworks Train Simulator series. The idea of a game trying to recreate to the best of its abilities what it's actually like to drive a train or in this case fly a plane, is intense. It's also a natural fit for games. Some of these games have the ability to give you a pretty decent impression on whether you might want to pursue "the real thing". One of the long-time leaders in the sim world was the Microsoft Flight Simulator series, and it's recently been reborn as the free-to-play Microsoft Flight, so let's take a look at what it has to offer.
  • Armygeddon Preview
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    Movies from years ago trained us to expect fantastic things from "the future". Hoverboards, jetpacks, flying cars and robot butlers to name a few. Alas it is now "the future" and none of these things are a part of everyday reality. In fact, we're taking a step backwards by cutting funds to NASA. But hey, I'm not trying to get all political here, I'm just saying that if you're a fan of games like Advance Wars or Military Madness, wouldn't it be way cooler if the armies were made of futuristic robots? If you're answering that with an emphatic "yes!" Armygeddon has you covered.
  • Babel Running Preview
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    The biblical story of the Tower of Babel is a pretty mean-spirited one. The survivors of the great flood all got together to help each other, started speaking the same language and set out to build a huge tower for everyone to live in and stay together. This didn't please the almighty too much for some reason, and the people were scattered all over the place, breaking the peace and general good vibes the people had going. Or at least that's my loose interpretation based on about 3 minutes of research.
  • Fibble Preview
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    When Far Cry burst onto the first person shooter PC scene, it brought with it hardware-crushing graphics capabilities, placing it as the de-facto benchmark software for anyone building a new gaming rig. The ridiculously good-looking game came from a new developer known as Crytek, and over the course of their next two games (Crysis and Crysis 2) they would continue to show people what PC hardware was possible of achieving. Far Cry and the Crysis games were all gritty, violent, bloody affairs that focused on dishing out major amounts of jaw-dropping scenics and brutal punishment, so it makes sense that their first game aimed for mobile platforms features an adorable alien known as Fibble. Wait...what?
  • Vessel Review
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    Vessel Review

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    Puzzle games are meant to be challenging and confounding, but recently they've been making my brain get all twisted in a couple of different ways. The first, most obvious culprit, are the in-game puzzles themselves. Second, trying to figure out how the heck developers make these games. Not in the technical 1's and 0's way, but more in the design. How do you come up with a tricky puzzle? Work backwards? Trial and error? I have no idea. When a game comes along as elegantly designed as Vessel, it basically just sends my head popping off my shoulders.
  • Rune Raiders Preview
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    I remember it like it was yesterday. My friends and I would pack up all our weaponry, stir up all our hubris, and go stomping off on adventure after adventure. We'd loose our arrows and cast our spells on whatever stood in our way. We didn't do it to catch the eye of the fair maidens, though many a lady's company was enjoyed. We didn't do it for the great feasts thrown in our honor, though many a flagon was hoisted to our thirsting gullets. No, friend, we did it all for the runes. Those sweet, majestic runes.
  • Out There Somewhere Review
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    The biggest problem I run in to when I'm trying to write a game review is when I don't want to stop playing the game long enough to actually write the review. You would think the biggest problem is when I'm enjoying a game so much that I lose track of time and forget to eat or sleep, but no. It's the writing. You see what I go through for you people?