The Rebuild series has had a bit of an identity crisis on mobile: what is known as “Rebuild” on iOS is actually Rebuild 2 on PC, and the original Rebuild never graced mobile systems. With the release of Rebuild 3: …
We were super stoked to hear Rebuild 3: Gangs of Deadsville would be hitting iOS this week in all its post-apocalyptic simulation glory, but it looks like our excitement was a little preemptive. Developer Northway Games has had to push …
Rebuild is a series that we’ve long had our eyes on. We first covered the original Rebuild back in 2011. While we enjoyed the game’s consistent tension, we would have liked something a bit more complex, and the cartoony visuals …
At the opening of Deep Under the Sky, the game presents players with an interesting tidbit of information: the dark side of Venus faintly glows, and no one knows why. Seeing as how it is my job to know why …
Incredipede begins with a tragic tale: Little Quozzle's village is ransacked by invaders, burned to the ground, and all of her family and friends kidnapped. She alone escapes into the hills and becomes our unexpected hero, on a tireless journey to find the hidden village across the island and rescue her tribe. In pursuit of this noble goal, we take control of Little Quozzle and her amazing ability to generate limbs on command.
Colin Northway has a fascination with machination. His first title was the flash hit Fantastic Contraption, which had players constructing makeshift vehicles to guide unassuming shapes to safety. The game quickly became an internet hit, and spawned not only sequels, but curiosity about how the indie developer would follow it up. Now, Northway Games is back with Incredipede: an experience every bit as much about construction, but of a vastly different nature.