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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land At the end of the Game Developers Conference, everyone is usually exhausted. I sure was — it had been five long days of standing and walking, of typing and recording and listening, of engaging in long, heated conversations about video games. Also long, heated conversations about Buffy, which seemed to be the most popular non-game subject for the conference.
News of Dyad has been out there in the ether for a little while (we’ve even written about it). The in-development PS3 game combines racing and music, imagining players as a single particle flying along at warp speed.
Probably the best way to sell Dyad, a “very deep hardcore racing/puzzle game,” according to its creators, is to offer video of this unusual looking, but very pretty PlayStation 3 game. So, why don’t you watch?
People at the PAX East gaming convention kept telling me I had to play “the game that’s in the machine”. It took me three days to find it, hidden back in Indie Alley.
