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You dare compete with the likes of Bringer of Beats?

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Taken with 3DS camera becuase thats all I had at the moment

The latest release from Nitrome is one of those games that I wish I’d discovered later in the day, because I’m going to spend the remaining hours until I’m released from the shackles that bind me to the keyboard wishing I was playing it. It’s called Rainbogeddon, which should really be enough to make you click here and play it. If you haven’t, know that it’s Pacman, Bomberman, Dig Dug and loads of other brilliant things all packed together into a browser window. Destructible mazes? Of course. Oodles and oodles of powerups? Definitely. A little too tiny for my dwindling eyesight to fully take in? Regrettably. Go and play it. Do it for me, because I can’t.

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So then. I suspect the needle of Minecraft cuteness has swung way too far to the “d’aww” end of the meter with the introduction of tameable, breedable ocelots (which you can see emitting clouds of love-hearts in the video below.) This is a game with zombies and suicide-explosion beasts in! I demand more sinister threat. And I believe that it is only sensible, because horrors lurking outside our castles only make the cute, homely stuff cuter and more homely. Right, minerfolk?(more…)

Awhile back, I recall that a good fraction of Digibutter was actually enthusiastic about 999, which is actually a recycling of the 2002 release Ever17; the two of them sharing the same writer. Yesterday I finished Coco’s path and conclude: GODLY SCIFI! Seriously, this is the best visual novel in existence, and its popularity and longevity stand to show: it was re-released six times in Japan, with a recent XBOX port. To describe the sheer epicenes of this work would indubitably lead to the spoiling of some plot, but I assure you, of all scientific explanations to the ending of a story, this one was by far the most intricate. p53 cancer gene modifications, telomerase, and then biological experiments that reach the furthest depths of bio uncanny valley are all elements of this game, with some time paradoxes infused into the ending. Sheer epicenes! Read it, not the Wiki summary!

Also, I should be more active on digi.

No smartphone is safe from cheap indie games (unless it's a Blackberry). Just as the Steam mobile app goes out of beta, allowing unfortunate impulse purchases from iOS or Android devices, the Humble Indie Bundle has announced its first Android release, available now.

Under the same "pay whatever, support charity" pricing scheme as previous Humble Bundles, the Humble Bundle for Android offers Android versions of Anomaly: Warzone Earth, Osmos, and Edge, with a bonus copy of World of Goo available to anyone who exceeds the average payment.

All of these games are cross-platform, so you get them on your Android phone and Windows, OSX, and Linux. That's a pretty appealing deal for the price of however much you end up paying.

think they'll *crag* it up or do shit right. I'm hoping they don't just copy paste xbla.

Tons of Revelai

Now its crazy tornados...

25 tornados in under 24 hours