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  • Dark Strokes: Sins of the Fathers Preview
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    Dark Strokes: Sins of the Fathers Preview

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    Ethan Black and his fiancé Clair have everything; they're in love and are ready to start their lives together, but on a trip to a dark, gloomy town, things go horribly wrong. Clair is abducted by a strong and terrifying group known as the Faceless Ones, and as Ethan, you'll need to explore this seemingly abandoned town to figure out how to rescue Clair before it's too late.
  • Cut the Buttons Review
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    Cut the Buttons Review

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    There's no doubt that Fruit Ninja is an enjoyable game, and as such it has seen its fair share of clones. Open Name has developed a variation on the concept with the snippety game Cut the Buttons. Comprised of that familiar, yet still different, visceral gratification that Fruit Ninja fans have come to enjoy, Cut the Buttons is a great procrastination tool for eating up a few minutes at any given time. Though its design isn't the most ergonomic control setup in the world, at least it isn't a carbon copy of an already popular title.
  • God of Blades Developer Diary: The Art of Combat
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    God of Blades Developer Diary: The Art of Combat

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    Jason began his artistic career when his parents showed him how to put muscles on dinosaurs around age 4. Since then, he has been ceaselessly using every visual tool he can find to create creatures, places, cultures, and characters for all mediums. He has worked in theatre, television, books, advertising and most recently video games, coming off of the largest game production in history,Star Wars: The Old Republicfor BioWare. He crafted the environments for multiple planets prominently featured in BioWare's MMO. Jason frequently spaces out staring at pictures of Iceland and a herd of prehistoric bison wandering towards a distant glacier is never far from his thoughts.
  • How Tim Schafer changed indie games forever
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    How Tim Schafer changed indie games forever

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    Over the last few years, Kickstarter has proven to be a real boon for the indie games development community. No longer fearing that their projects won't make back the initial investment, the crowdfunding model has become all but a must for any financially sensible indie developer. So how do you take this business model and make it even more viable? You tie a big project to it that gets everyone talking.
  • Diggin’ Dogs Review
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    Diggin’ Dogs Review

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    There is not one specific thing you could point to in Diggin' Dogs that was out and out bad. The mechanics work flawlessly, the game is easy to understand, and there is plenty of content for the admission price. If you could point to any one thing though, it comes from the calculation behind the craft of the game—Diggin' Dogs just borrows too much from an already successful formula.
  • Battlefield 3: Aftershock Review
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    Battlefield 3: Aftershock Review

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    Whatever you do, don't play Battlefield 3: Aftershock. Don't look at it. Don't even acknowledge its existence. I cannot stress this enough. The game is beyond awful. Not only does it not include a bunch of features and content shown during previews, it's utterly unplayable and broken. This is the sort of game that comes along once in a blue moon: It's so bad that it digs a new bottom of the barrel to measure games against.
  • Temple Run in real life [video]
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    Temple Run in real life [video]

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    It seems an almost inevitable law of mobile gaming. If you have a game that manages to crack the iTunes Top 10, you're going to have some awesomely creative fans with a camcorder that try to recreate your game in real life. We've seen in countless times with Angry Birds. The folks behind Fruit Ninja even made their own real life videos. And now? Now the folks at Inner Light Media have created an homage to the chart-topping freemium running app Temple Run.
  • Murder, She Wrote 2: Return to Cabot Cove Preview
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    Murder, She Wrote 2: Return to Cabot Cove Preview

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    It's been a while since we had a chance to check in on Jessica Fletcher and the upcoming mystery that she's about to embark on, but Legacy Interactive were kind enough to give us a sneak peek at more than a dozen new screenshots for her latest case in the sleepy town of Cabot Cove.