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20Jan

Gaming Stereotypes – Part 1

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Racking up 25+ years in gaming experience i have met and played with countless different individuals on- and offline. There...
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13Jan

Content Wars – How Youtube changed my perception of entertainment

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Being someone of the so called “Generation Internet”, i drastically changed my media consumption behavior over the last decade. 2010...
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26Dec

Best Games of 2013

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01Sep

The “Steam-Effect”

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Save me from saving! A veteran gamer and first day Steam user shares his thoughts on digital distribution. Soon it’s...
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Ori | The Will of the Wisps

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Not much is known about the sequel to “Ori and the Blind Forest” yet, but that doesn’t rally matter. Given the already high quality of the first part the trailer makes it clear that the sequel will even try and top that.

One can safely assume that the 2nd installment of Ori will not be doing things mind-blowingly different, but most-assuredly pushing the bar once more in terms of 2D/3D animation quality, sound design and overall presentation. It’s as “high-quality” indie as it can get.

No idea what this is all about about? Just watch the trailer and pay attention to the little details in it:

If you even remotely care about platformers, give this one a look – oh and please play the first one in case you STILL haven’t done that yet. 🙂

What people think about this game:
Poor

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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Dead Cells

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Interested in awesome pixel art?
Fluent combat?
Roguelike mechanics in a Metroidvania styled game?

Check, check and Check? Then “Dead Cells” might be interesting to you. The game oozes originality and polish already in its early stage, the combat looks satisfying as heck and versatile on top. However the long-term motivation needs to be proven, as this has always been a major problem with the roguelike genre.

With that said, this game might come out with its own flaws, but so far it is brimming with positive steam reviews, despite having started in Early Access just a few days ago. I’ll make sure to keep it very close on my radar.

What people think about this game:
Poor

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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