Here’s a trailer for a game called Runman: Race around the World created by Tom Sennett and Matt Thorson. They plan to release the game next week October 1st. Feel free to check the trailer out. The game looks very interesting and we love their choice of music for the sound.
Game Review by Matt Bird
Game Rating = 3/5 Balls
Banjo and Kazooie, Ratchet and Clank, Solid Snake and Otacon, Sam and Max. All these pairings have two things in common. First, they act as partners, working in sync to beat their respective games. And, second, they all come from GOOD games. This may be a good lesson for video game designers, as duos seem to work wonders for a title.
Game Review by Paul Teasdale
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
At its heart, Momo’s Quest is a well made 2d platform romp aimed firmly at the pre-school generation. Momo is a squirrel whose owner has been taken away, and Momo is on the trail to find her. Collecting dropped beads along the way, Momo travels through the various levels, finding friends to help along the way.
Game play is incredibly simple, as Momo follows your mouse pointer (transformed into an acorn) left and right, the further away meaning faster travel. A left click makes Momo jump, and that’s it. Easy for anyone to pick up and play, without overcomplicated actions needed or wanted, and a generous collision detection means no tricky pixel perfect jumps are needed.
Game Review by Josh Komon
Game Rating = 3/5 Balls
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“And Yet It Moves.” An interesting title and an interesting idea. Is it also an interesting game? The idea is simple enough: Move your “ghost” from checkpoint to checkpoint in almost standard side-scrolling manner. Every game must have a hook, and in this case, it is the ability to flip the world around, creating a new perspective, and more importantly, new direction of gravity. The story is even simpler: There isn’t one.
