Author: Dev and Play Media
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No More Room in Hell 2 – Why Now Is a Great Time to Face the Apocalypse
No More Room in Hell 2 had anything but a smooth launch, and if you’ve followed it closely since its Early Access debut, we wouldn’t blame you for being a little hesitant. The game was plagued by technical problems and missing features that initially disappointed plenty of players. Had. Past tense. The devs refused to…
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Legion Breaker Review – A Wizard’s Guide to Skeleton Disposal
Legion Breaker is a lovely little incremental game that knows how to make us feel ridiculously powerful. Join us after the trailer as we tell you how we start as a rather unimpressive wizard, face an army of undead creatures, and slowly but surely turn ourselves into a magical killing machine. It’s a simple but…
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Interview: Javier Lianes García on Maneki Mania
A peaceful Japanese shrine, an adorable lucky cat, and slot machines. That’s the unusual combination behind Maneki Mania, an incremental game developed by Javier Lianes García of Lianes8 Studio. What started as a small project for his wife grew into something much bigger, with dozens of upgrades, complicated balancing problems, and a few rather hilarious…
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Keep Her Safe Review – One Chicken Against the Apocalypse
Sooner or later, humanity will collapse. No one’s questioning that. But who will inherit the Earth? Now that is the real question! The devs behind Keep Her Safe, the ever-so-talented Gugu Studio, have an idea, and it’s a doozy. Keep Her Safe is an unusual survival shooter that combines exploration, scavenging, base building, and tower…
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Odd Town Review – Plenty of Trouble
We strongly believe that some towns are best avoided, and St. Sectaire might be one of them. Odd Town, developed by The Flying Baguette, takes us on a peculiar adventure full of suspicious residents and strange activities. It’s an unusual little game, and despite some rough mechanics, we’ve enjoyed our time exploring its streets. Welcome…
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The Fame Game II: L.A. Heartbreaker – Love, Money, and a Very Expensive Lie
Like most people, we love watching movies. Playing games is a given at this point, so when we come across a title that combines the two, throws in a bunch of beautiful ladies, and promises an interactive adventure, well, we don’t need much convincing to give it a try. Unfortunately, most of these live-action adventures…
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Cults, Captives, and Creepy Creatures: Inside the Monster Park Tycoon Demo
The playable demo for Monster Park Tycoon has been out for a while, and it gives us a taste of what happens when theme park management is combined with running a secret cult devoted to the Dark Lord. If you decide to give it a chance, you can design and build a functioning park with…
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A Seagull, a Policeman, and an Unexpected Arrest: Bryan Martinet on Goeland: Seagull Adventure
We’ve already spent enough time with the demo for Goeland: Seagull Adventure to know that the island’s residents aren’t particularly fond of our feathered troublemaker. We steal things, poke around where we shouldn’t, and end up being chased for our naughty efforts. But Bryan Martinet, the solo developer behind Maarti Games, has witnessed something even…
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Dreadline Express Review – A Terrifying Journey Aboard Humanity’s Last Train
We’ve never been on a train, but we imagine being trapped on one with the last survivors of humanity isn’t exactly our idea of a pleasant journey. Add to that the discovery that someone must be sacrificed to keep it moving, and it becomes pretty clear that you’re right in the middle of hell, or…
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Moonfrost Early Access Review – Building a Better Tomorrow
Moonfrost is a charming life simulation that combines farming, crafting, exploration and house construction with a mysterious post-apocalyptic setting. Developed by Oxalis Games, it should appeal to anyone who enjoys games like Stardew Valley. We’ve spent several hours with its Early Access version, and while there’s still work to be done, we’ve grown rather fond…
