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When Your World Is A Sheer Vertical Wall, All You Can Do Is Climb

8:20AM October 28, 2011 | Mike Fahey

When I first loaded up Michael P. Consoli’s Against the Wall I felt the early onset of panic. In front of me, stretching out in all four directions was a vertical wall made of blocks of varying sizes. More »


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Super Cult Tycoon 2: Deluxe Edition Is Free To All Believers

4:30PM October 3, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Playing as a mayor, or a President, or a Captain in a strategy game gets boring after a while. You’re always the straight guy, the man in the suit, the uniformed leader burdened with responsibility. More »


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Play Fotonica, A Gorgeous Mix Of Rez And Mirror’s Edge

2:00PM January 20, 2011 | Michael McWhertor

You’ll only need to one button to play Fotonica, a first-person platform jumping game oozing with style that its creators say is created in the fashion of “ugly 3D of the ’90s”. More »


News

The Game For Anyone Who Ever Wanted To Be A Sky Pirate

11:00PM October 7, 2010 | Luke Plunkett

A prototype version of Pirates of New Horizons, the game that gave us vivid Skies of Arcadia flashbacks a few weeks back, is now available for download. More »


News

Steve Jobs Could Lean A Thing Or Two About Game Development

5:30PM July 14, 2010 | Luke Plunkett

Steve Jobs, boss of Apple, sure knows how to make a pretty computer, a decent mobile phone and a great music player. But video games? Not his specialty, especially when it comes to development. More »


LunchTimeWaster: Big And Small

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12:08PM March 25, 2010 | Junglist

Specter Spelunker Shrink is a platformer by Ken Grafals that lets you grow and shrink your character to your needs. It’s not very long – supposedly about an hour – so can anyone finish this during lunch?


Indie Devs Turn To In-Game Ads After Piracy Strike

5:00AM May 22, 2009 | Owen Good

Nearly 24 hours after it went out in mid-April, John Warner checked on the numbers for Raycatcher – a game he and a partner designed and distributed over Steam. The first day, it sold 1,000 copies for $US5. But pirates had also made 35,000 copies for free. More »