Fight Knight Demo: Put up your dukes for a high-speed dungeon brawl

August 26, 2017, 11:56 am

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Fight Knight Demo Preview You’re faced with a monster, a puzzle, and a friendly NPC. Which one do you punch? If your answer is “all of the above,” Fight Knight may be the game for you. In Fight Knight, the player dons a pair of knight’s gauntlets and battles in a hectic grid-based, first-person dungeon crawl. Though it’s been in development for less than a year, the game already packs a mighty punch. After playing through the entirety of its current demo, which consists of two zones and two floors in each, I am left with some vivid first impressions and only a few minor concerns. As the eponymous Fight Knight, you wake up to find your ship has docked near an ominous-looking tower that…

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Invisigun Heroes Review: Too Fast to be Seen with the Naked Eye

October 9, 2017, 6:02 pm

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What’s more difficult than shooting an invisible target? The answer lies in the unique gameplay of Invisigun Heroes, which conceals all heroes—including your own—in a stealthy game of PVP mayhem designed to make you think before you shoot. At first glance, Invisigun Heroes seems difficult to master. Each player-controlled character must navigate a single-screen arena in a battle to out-stealth and outsmart your opponents—all while your characters are cloaked in an invisibility field. The game is tricky at first, but the smooth controls and balanced gameplay make it easy to learn and get comfortable with your abilities as you play. How to play Here’s how it works. Up to four heroes will be spread out in four corners of a map, with their locations revealed,…

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Life on the Rim: a Rimworld Review

February 3, 2018, 5:37 am

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Maybe you and your companions awoke from your cryptosleep sarcophagi to the sound of sirens, making it out of your ship just in the nick of time. Maybe your tribe was devastated by the great blood machines sent by the gods, and are now without a home. Maybe you’re a rich socialite, bored with your glitterworld lifestyle and yearning for adventure amongst the stars. Either way, you find yourself on an unknown Rimworld, and you’ll have to utilize all your physical and mental fortitude to survive. Rimworld is a space colony management sim along the lines of Dwarf Fortress, only a little more simplistic and a lot easier to pick up and play. Developed by Tynan Sylvester of Ludeon Studios, a Montreal-based game studio of…

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Huntdown Game Trailer [2017] – Easy Trigger Games

April 29, 2018, 9:55 am

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Created by Easy Trigger Games, HUNTDOWN is a 2D arcade style action game coming to Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and Steam. The game takes a ton of influences from both 80’s/90’s games and film properties. With retro gaming influences like Contra Hard Corps, Gunstar Heroes, Syndicate, Exo-Squad, & Alien 3 and movie franchises like Robocop, Judge Dredd, Total Recall, & Terminator, Huntdown is dripping in sci-fi grit for you to explore. The game features co-op arcade action where two players gain high tech weaponry to fight against the gangs of a gritty post-apocalyptic city. Huntdown’s release date is currently unknown, but we’ll sure to be keeping an eye on this one and providing updates as we learn more! Check out the Huntdown trailer and a…

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Lovecraft’s Untold Stories Demo Review

April 30, 2018, 6:01 pm

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I’ll be honest: I know nothing about the works of H.P. Lovecraft. I know he built a world of fantasy-horror stories, but that’s as much as I can confidently say. Luckily for newbies like me, Lovecraft’s Untold Stories seem to be just that: untold stories. The main character, a detective by the name of John Murphy, doesn’t return any Lovecraft-related results when you Google him. This leads me to believe this game is merely inspired by the dark and chilling themes of Lovecraft’s stories. Even with my limited knowledge of that world, I can see the beginning of an intriguing rouge-like in Lovecraft’s Untold Stories. It’s very well-written, which is appreciated when a game relies so heavily on text. Don’t get me wrong, there are…

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Flynn: Son of Crimson Preview: Please conserve the Red

June 2, 2018, 10:20 am

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Either someone didn’t get the memo about the shortage of red pixels circulating the surreal memeverse, or the Son of Crimson is personally responsible. Much like the meme, red is your primary source of power in Flynn: Son of Crimson. I should clarify that by saying Flynn uses a set of blood-red powers to overcome obstacles and crush his enemies. Based on what I saw from the demo of Son of Crimson, a 2D action platformer still in the early stages of development, those obstacles are also pointed out to the player via their bright red coloration. If you need to climb a wall, smash a boulder, or swing on a knob with your grappling hook, those interactable objects are all highlighted for you. The…

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Megasphere: Pre-Release First Impressions

August 5, 2018, 1:24 pm

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Awakened from your slumber, a gravitational field is discovered within your vicinity, you’re a humaniform explorer set out to discover an abandoned ship within the solar system you’re exploring. Upon arrival, a ship is found still broadcasting its ID on the outskirts of Jupiter’s orbit, this presents no sort of problem but leaves questions instead of answers.Nostars, no guidelines, no tutorials, no rules, no maps, no assistance. Enter: Megasphere. Megasphere, developed by AKGames, is a procedurally produced sci-fi action platformer. Equipped with a big shiny gun, the player battles robots in an unpredictable world that is different each time you play. ATAI is the main character, the one with memory loss and a huge gun (a non-optimal combination to be honest). TURMS is the informational…

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