Bloobles Game Review by Josh Komon
Game Rating =3/5
Many moons ago, fans of puzzle games were treated to a game called, “Lemmings.” Now, players can enjoy a similar experience with a new title, “Bloobles.” It is not the same exact game, but the similarities are unmistakable.
Game Review by Josh Komon
Game Rating = 4/5
VVVVVV is an interesting name for a downloadable game. Likely, it was chosen to represent the spike strips that litter each stage of this classic style puzzle adventure. The creators of this game took many chances in design, relying more on game play than spiffy graphics. It might have been a worthwhile gamble.
Tyler Glaiel and Jon Schubbe released this trailer for their puzzle platformer scheduled to be released in 2011 for both Mac and Windows.
Terry Cavanagh released VVVVVV this weekend. It’s a retro platformer with innovative game play.
He gives users the option to play an online demo at Kongregrate here or you download as windows or mac demo.
The game costs $15.00
A new indie game company out of Seattle called Strange Loop Games released this trailer for their platform game Vessel. It looks very interesting and may be an early favorite for Game of the year 2010. They plan to release the game during the 3rd or 4th Quarter this year.
Saira Game Review by Cindy Shanks
Game Rating = 3/5
Game Review Summary
You should buy Saira if:
*You like open ended games which involve a multitude of puzzles.
*You are looking for a lengthy game to occupy your time.
* You enjoy a challenge and are an experienced gamer.
You should not buy Saira if:
*You like interacting with characters as the game progresses.
*You want a game with a time limit for each round.
* You would rather play a target shooting game.
Game Review by Richard Winterton
Game Rating = 2/5
Game Review Summary
Buy this game if
-You want a simple yet satisfying 2D action game.
-You are looking for a game with a lush but charming visual style
-You love classic fantasy with a warm and light hearted touch.
Do not buy this game if
-You want a deep and engrossing story and characters.
-You want deeply developed gameplay.
-You want a little more RPG with your medieval fantasy.
Full Game Review
Do you like Gnomes? Do you like Goblins? Do you like Gnomes beating the ever-loving Snot out of Goblins? Then you will love Emberwinds. Emberwinds is a 2D-action platform game from indie developer TimeTrap. While the game sports an interesting visual style and entertaining gameplay, it seems somewhat unpolished. (more…)
Timetrap, a Swedish based game development company released a new downloadable platform game for the PC and Mac today. We have posted the trailer below and will add a review later this month.
You can get the PC and Mac demo’s on their site at
http://www.timetrap.se/emberwind/
The game costs $12.
System Requirements:
Windows PC – System requirements
Windows XP or newer,
50MB of HD, 256 MB of RAM,
1 GHz processor
Mac OS X – System requirements
OS X Tiger or newer,
50MB of HD, 256 MB of RAM,
G4, G5 or Intel processor
Archibald’s Adventures game Review by BourneCainDelta
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
Archibald’s Adventures by Rake in Grass is a 3D platform game, ideal for kids ranging from 5-10 years. It’s the story of a boy named ‘Archibald’ or ‘Archie’ who ‘lives in a small town not so far from you’. In a skate board face off with his friends, he is led to a dangerous junkyard which is next to a mad professor’s mansion, where he dumps the toxic chemicals from his experiments. By a freak accident, he lands inside the Professor’s underground, humongous lab, ‘Sector 215′, where some of the professor’s experiments have gone wrong and Archie suggests to help Professor Klumpfus set things right.
Gumbolt Game Review by Brent Edwards
Game Rating = 1/5 balls
Gunbolt, a game by fledgling Indie developer Stratobit, gives an impression of being a super-low-budget title right from the opening. An arpeggio of midi guitar sounds, a low resolution 3D sprite slides onscreen, and an obviously cobbled-together opening cut scene plays at an agonizingly slow pace. Unfortunately, the impression never wore off.
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