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Prison Architect Has Better Riots And Linux Support Now
The somewhat-wonderful, somewhat-demented interactive incarceration simulator Prison Architect always gets the best updates. To wit: “Internally we’ve done a lot to increase the realism by implementing a more advanced model of prisoner anger. This now results in full scale riots and riot police to restore law and order.”
Now Angry Birds Seasons Is Thinking With Portals
Today’s free “Abra-Ca-Bacon” to Rovio’s Angry Birds Seasons adds magical apertures that transcend spatial boundaries. You can get it here.
The Theater 2013 Packs A Punch For A Free Horror Game
The Theater 2013 packs quite a punch for a free one-man horror game — especially considering that it was made in 24 hours, and consists of walking through a corridor for five minutes. It really shows how important a good atmosphere is to the experience.
A Video Game In Which You Make Video Games Fights Pirates With Piracy
There’s a recent tradition of developers screwing with pirates — from releasing enormous, immortal pink scorpions on them, to booby trapping their games with glitches when they get cracked. This weekend, Greenheart Games, creator of Game Dev Tycoon, just blew the curve for everyone. This is fantastic.
Little Inferno Arrives On Mac
Good news, Mac users! The dark, charming, and surprisingly emotional game Little Inferno is now available on your platform of choice.
The Prisoners Might Be Innocent In One Of 2013′s Most Interesting PC Games
I’m already on record about how fascinating Prison Architect is. Seriously, it’s SimPrison — or ThemePrison, if you will — made by people who seem to be damn near fearless about making video games about uncomfortable topics.




























