Child of Light Brings A Playable Poem To Gamers
Child of Light is one of the most beautiful adventures ever made, to the point that comparing it to a living poem would not be much of a stretch. It’s also a solid RPG, so dig in!
Child of Light is one of the most beautiful adventures ever made, to the point that comparing it to a living poem would not be much of a stretch. It’s also a solid RPG, so dig in!
Square Enix gives it’s longest running series a major revamp with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, keeping most of the main characters while revamping almost everything else.
Chirp Bomb combines a couple cool concepts like the ability to build your own ship and Space Invaders like enemy waves into a really fun mobile gaming experience.
Getting away from the theme of the game a bit, Halo: Mortal Dictata delves into the morality questions of the Spartan program, and provides an exciting spy-theme with a twist.
Welcome Time Wasters! This week was fairly busy for me and I didn’t have a lot of time to dedicate to a Time Waste (I did make time to see the new Godzilla and I was disappointed by how little screen time the title creature got). Normally, I like to sit down and give a game my full attention, but I just couldn’t do that this time around. My solution to this was to find a game that I could play while doing other stuff, and I might have found the perfect game for that, sort of. That game is … Continue reading How to Learn to Fly Idle
Another indie game makes good. In Gravi you play a tiny spherical robot with a magnetic charge who can stick to metal to bypass hazards. But ultimately gravity will win if you’re not on your toes.
Banished is a fun medieval city-building simulation where you don’t have to worry about things like monsters or bandits. You’ll have enough on your hands trying to ward off starvation, disease and winter’s chill.
If you like explosions, you will love Demolition Crush. The game is all about destroying everything in sight, from historic structures like London Bridge to wacky landscapes that blow up spectacularly.
This week our Time Waster checks out a game called Echoes of Eridu that is still in its alpha, and takes a lot from the Mega Man X series.
The ingenious addition of difficulty settings and a beautiful background put Flying Horse a hoof above all the other Flappy-type games out there.