All initial features are now released and are working as planned, and many more features are on the way, look out for an announcement about them later this week.
This game contains both ninjas and evil robots. From this first sentence you’ve probably determined that it deserves at least to be looked at, no? Although, with the great tradition of games promising ninjas assaulting targets in a formula that seems bound to chemically react and produce purified awesome, it’s a little different to what you might think (See Samurai Zombie Nation for the NES). Combat is nonexistent, and the aim of the game is to hop around a square screen, avoiding attacks, picking up square golden blocks which your avatar, a small, black, oddly build squarish black figure, inexplicably stores about his person. Assuming you can do this correctly, your objective is to reach a square block that opens a square door to which you must then travel to complete the square level.
OGame is a real-time strategy played with a browser. However, this game isn’t a true real-time strategy – rather than controlling units you play the role of a planetary emperor directing how your resources are spent and the actions of entire fleets. A bit of a change from the other browser based games.
At first sight you will be amazed, but does this game hold up?
After two years in development, a very long beard and a lifetime supply of RedBull, the Behemoth’s highly anticipated 4 player game for the XBLA is out! This title goes head to head with Braid to determine CG’s game of the month.
If you are an Xbox360 owner, this is an August must. Continuing reading for the trailer.
NationStates is an online game that allows you to dictate and be master of your own conspiracy theories by giving you the chance to run your very own country for just a few minutes of your time as often or as not-so-often as you please.
Thankfully, all your citizens are (I really hope) mere pixels on your screen and therefore none of your judgments actually affect anything in the real world whatsoever, allowing your experiments with their lives and livelihoods to not get you thrown into jail. This has led to an extremely varied audience participating within the international community there, ranging from classes full of schoolchildren learning to be responsible citizens to crazed sadists desperate to execute as many of their own nation’s inhabitants as possible.
The second episode of TakeTwo is now available for viewing, this episode in my opinion is vastly better then the pilot episode.
This weeks episode is a history lesson about Nintendo, and is now featuring subtitles and a new voice actor!
Tomorrow will see the launch of the Beta version of ‘Casualty Gamer: The Game’, although as being a beta product the first release will only have limited features to ensure we don’t place too much burden on the server.
So expect a few glitches with the website tomorrow as the new system is installed, also on a side note sorry for the lack of articles lately but I’ve been purposely holding them back ready for the new system release.
Look forward to it!
A 15 Level Picture walkthrough for the fantastically fun Hexiom Connect
Previously scheduled to be released last week although sadly it didn’t make the deadline, but thanks to Chris we have got a bunch of new artwork done for the achievements and levels.
The game is coming along as planned, and there is currently nothing major holding it up.. I’m just making sure everything is working as planned before release, expect it soon!
