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Organization: Armor Games

  • Sushi Cat Review
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    Sushi Cat Review

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    Sushi and cats go together like... well, they don't go together at all really. But who knew that such a pairing could prove to be so charming? Sushi Cat, Armor Games' take on the Japanese peg board game Pachinko, is a cute romp bolstered by some solid physics-based gameplay as well.
  • One Button Bob Review
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    • PC
    One Button Bob Review

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    Someone once said that there's great elegance to be found in simplicity. One button game design seems to reflect that sentiment perfectly. Whether you're running for your life in Canabalt or trying to solve an endless series of mini-games in Click PLAY 2, these games are built around a single simple principle: you'll never need to press more than one button. One Button Bob, as the name would suggest, is the latest game to showcase this style of gameplay.
  • The Forest Temple Review
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    • PC
    The Forest Temple Review

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    Teamwork is nothing new in video games, but it usually comes in the form of co-operative play with friends or some helpful in-game characters helping you on your quest. The Forest Temple approaches teamwork a little differently, and has you controlling two completely different characters at the same as you try to lead them to the exit in this puzzle platformer.
  • GemCraft Review
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    GemCraft Review

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    Tired of the usual tower defense games? While GemCraft isn't a revolutionary effort, it adds some new wrinkles into the usual "build, defend, build" cycle in the genre re-popularized by Desktop Tower Defense.
  • Defend Your Honor Review
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    • PC
    Defend Your Honor Review

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    Being an elf without a fairy is an embarrassing situation. How can you earn the respect of your peers? How can you prove that you're just as much an elf as the next guy? By going on a quest for the king, that's how! Defend Your Honor is a quirky new tower defense game that sets you on a quest to find the Golden Walrus, but not before it makes a few neat tweaks to the genre.
  • Big Pixel Racing Review
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    • PC
    Big Pixel Racing Review

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    You have to wonder just what is going on in some game developers' heads sometimes. Maybe there's something in the water, because it's fair to say, the concept behind Big Pixel Racing isn't exactly what anyone would describe as 'the norm'. While some racers focus on signing up the best cars and simulating the toughest tracks, Big Pixel Racing turns its attention on dogs. Dogs, with square heads.
  • Battalion: Nemesis Review
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    • PC
    Battalion: Nemesis Review

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    It's been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery; if that's the case, then UrbanSquall has created one of the most impressive pieces of flattery ever with the Flash game Battalion: Nemesis. The object of this affection? The seminal real-time strategy series, Advance Wars, which were some of the best to be made in the past decade. Even though those games were released for the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS systems, they featured strong stories, quirky graphics, and addictive strategy gameplay.
  • Obey the Game Review
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    • PC
    Obey the Game Review

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    Despite never really attaining the heights of a Mario or a Sonic, the elephant has become something of a celebrity in the world of flash gaming. Appearing in other popular games this year like Achievement Unlocked and This is the Only Level, fans of charmingly intelligent flash games have learned to look forward to the popular pachyderm's inevitable next appearance. Fans of the elephant's hijinx won't be disappointed in Obey the Game, his final appearance in 2009 that sets him in a world of maddeningly quick mini-games with a twist; sometimes you need to obey the rules, and sometimes you don't.