Posts Tagged ‘ games ’
My son did me proud by acquiring Starcraft 2 on the launch morning. While he was slowly achieving his progress on the laptop, I kicked the campaign into offline mode on the requisitioned Gouken’s pc. Which allowed me to play the game with decent graphics on… ultra high actually most of the time (later zerg ...
Where was I? Oh, yes. The last game in my list. Nothing special, really, but if you like Auditorium, you’ll like this one too. What’s Auditorium? Auditorium is about the process of discovery and play. There are no right or wrong answers; there are many ways to solve every puzzle. Yeah, it’s a puzzle game. ...
After I “reviewed” (a can hardly call it review) Aquaria and World of Goo, I can’t miss to at least mention the next game on my list. And Yet It Moves is a masterpiece and I must say a hard one! It will make you want to play it, discover its secrets, conquer it and ...
In my post about Aquaria I also mentioned World of Goo, because it came to me the same way Aquaria did. I said it is a time wasting nonsense. Well, it is! Right now I’m supposed to read something about Pronunciation Modeling, but I’m playing this instead, so I’m wasting my time. And it is ...
I have two things I wanted to write about. The second is a horrible subject so I choose the first one. I received a present yesterday from a friend who obviously knows how to make me happy. Just go here and see for yourself. I have a weakness for this kind of indie games and ...
As it is bad karma not to update your blog… I proudly present to you Robot Unicorn Attack! A free flash game by [Adult Swim] that went viral in the last two days. It encompasses a simple obstacle avoiding gameplay with extremely gay (as in happy) graphic design and soundtrack that fits the game too perfectly. Also ...
You know how you’re ready to do everything before an exam, everything except actually preparing for it? Well yesterday I succeeded to get Jazz Jack Rabbit running on my Mac, not the second or the third, but the first Jazz that usually runs on MS-DOS. The thing that amazed me was that Google can answer ...