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  • Oil Rush Review
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    Oil Rush Review

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    Hybrid game genres can sometimes be obvious, but for the most part, the ones that stick out the most are those that you never really considered before. For some reason, combining real time strategy and tower defense never crossed my mind. Luckily the Russian team Unigine Corp were wearing their thinking hats on the day they came up with Oil Rush, which is billed to combine the two genres. It's no secret that I'm a big tower defense fan, but I've always found RTS games a little much to wrap my head around, despite trying many different times. Either way the split happens, there's never any doubt that Oil Rush is a strategy game through and through.
  • Waveform Preview
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    Waveform Preview

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    While most people going through school hated math or had a hard time with it, something about math always clicked with me. I won't say that I'm particularly gifted when it comes to numbers, but they just make sense. There's no theory or interpretation with math; everything is fixed and definitive. 1+1 will always equal 2 just the same as 3 will always be a prime number. It makes me happy to know that there's a single person out there developing a game based on a mathematical concept. It finds you manipulating light in outer space, and it's called Waveform.
  • Dear Esther Preview
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    Dear Esther Preview

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    In case you haven't noticed, indie PC gaming is one of the most innovative and interesting gaming scenes out there. Even more so than that is the mod community, that often creates entirely new works from the same engines that are powering almost every major big budget release out there. You know - the ones that sell for six times the price of most indie games. These mods? Yeah, they're usually free. Every once in a while a mod garners enough attention to warrant a proper release. Such is the case for the upcoming first person exploration game, Dear Esther.
  • Drakensang Online Review
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    There's been a lot of discussion recently in the mobile game space about the morality of "inspired by" design versus "straight-up theft". With the ridiculously high speed that the mobile game space seems to move at, it's definitely become something where everyone has valid opinions on almost every side of the issue. Meanwhile, us PC gamers that have been at this for a while are just sitting back and laughing, all the while pointing out that Blizzard's Diablo series knows a thing or two about having inspired more than a few games, as well as being the victim of theft. Prolific free-to-play game developer BigPoint is throwing their browser-based hat into the ring with their very...ahem...Diablo-esque MMO Drakensang Online, currently in open beta. We've spent a decent chunk of time with the game and are here to tell you whether or not you should strengthen up your clicking finger.
  • Unstoppable Gorg Review
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    Unstoppable Gorg Review

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    The heyday of drive-in theaters is long past us. Though a few still exist here and there, those of us my age will never know the thrill of seeing a triple feature of monster flicks when they were still new. Sure, we have those multi-DVD sets available to us offering 50 movies for $10, but it's just not the same. Luckily, games aren't bound by such rules of the time-space continuum. Futuremark Game Studios' new tower defense game, Unstoppable Gorg, is here to fill a hole in your gaming library you probably didn't know existed.
  • DustForce Review
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    DustForce Review

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    You've trained for years to be the leanest, meanest and quickest master of your craft the world has ever seen. Days and nights of endless training have become your life. The word "quit" isn't in you vocabulary. Perfection is all you strive for, it's what keeps you going. Though you're ready for anything, there's no war to fight, no battle to be won, no enemy to destroy...but man is this place filthy. Grab your broom, janitor, it's time to get this place clean. You duty lies with the DustForce.
  • Cube World Preview
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    When Minecraft first popped up on the scene, about a thousand clones or "inspired by" games popped up everywhere. The Xbox Live Arcade Indie section became flooded with games using as many variations on the words "mine" and "craft" as you could possibly imagine. A 2D version, Terraria, popped up on Steam and became a best seller. The "voxel (volumetric pixel)" style was everywhere, digging and crafting were all the rage, and it was all thanks to a game that was then in the alpha stage of development.
  • HyperQuiz Review
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    HyperQuiz Review

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    Pop quiz, hotshot. There's a quiz app on a phone. Once that app takes up half your day, your day is shot. If it takes up less than half your day, you feel unfulfilled. What do you do? WHAT DO YOU DO?