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    Gigantic Army – Astro Port´s Mecha action game

    9 February 2015 , by Robin Ek

    It seems like 2015 will be the year of the Mechas. I mean, we already got epic titles such as “MechWarrior Online“, “Titan Fall”  and “Mecha Trigger” to enjoy at the moment. And more awesome Mecha games is in the making as well (like “Heavy Gear Assault” for example). I also found out about this reall... Read more

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    Vertiginous Golf – A neat steampunk golf game

    8 February 2015 , by Robin Ek

    Even though i´m not a huge fan of golf. I have to admit that i find Surprise attack´s steampunk golf game “Vertiginous Golf“, to be rather entertaining and creative. But then again, Vertiginous Golf  is not your “ordinary” kind golf game either. And if you watch the trailer for Vertiginous Golf, then you will understand what... Read more

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    FleetCOMM: Operation Vigrior – The PS4 porting project

    7 February 2015 , by Robin Ek

    Once i was told that there is no such thing as “bad PR“. Because PR is PR. But sometimes it can actually affect you in a negative kind of way. Like in the case with Soda Pop Miniatures “Tentacle bento” (which was a satire card-game) for example. After a lot of fuss (thanks to sites such as “Kotaku“. How wrote... Read more

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    Drive Any Track – Turn any song into a 3D racetrack

    6 February 2015 , by Robin Ek

    Dylan Fitterer´s “AudioSurf” is probably pretty well-known by now. Because it took the whole “Puzzle/Rhythm/Music genre” to a whole another level back in 2008. But it seems like Foam Entertainment want´s to push the limits even more with their own game “Drive Any Track“. Because i have to say that i got really im... Read more

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    Dungeons of Aledorn – A Dungeon RPG for hard-core Gamers

    6 February 2015 , by Robin Ek

    I really like the sound of “A Dungeon RPG for hard-core Gamers“. Because i just feel like many of todays RPG games are way to mainstream. And that´s simply because a lot of devs attach support wheels to their own creations, because they think that their audience is too stupid to figure stuff out by themselves. That was not the case in..... Read more

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