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A mishap happened and your ship was about to crash, leading everyone to hurriedly run to the teleporters. Every one manages to escape into an alternate dimension but you find yourself alone after teleporting.
In VVVVVV, you play as Captain Viridian who has just lost five of his spaceship’s crew members and now he has […]
I Get This Call Every Day puts you in the shoes of a Canada Revenue Agency general inquiries phone representative. David S. Gallant developed this game as a reflection of his job at the CRA. It’s odd that Gallant didn’t decide to hop onto the boom of indie simulators and call it “Tax Call Centre Simulator”.
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Super Meat Boy is a platformer where all you do is run, bounce and repeat. The controls are simple – left, right, run, jump. The goal is to avoid traps and stay alive – and in order to do this, you’ll have to run to a wall, do a perfectly timed combo of run-jump keypresses […]
Every now and then, indie game makers bring something new to us gamers sick and tired of the commercial industry’s logic of safety. Everything seems to be become a first-person shooter – even classics like Syndicate, Fallout and Jagged Alliance have gone that way, despite their successes as isometric […]
NB: Tested on an ION2 netbook.
I’m not even joking, it is possible to play Skyrim on a netbook… if you really want to. Recently, my ASUS laptop died a terrible death when the hard drive suddenly started making clicking noises. In a sense, I used to play Skyrim on a real computer, until it […]
The first time I played Sam and Max, I couldn’t describe why it was such a fun game although it went against every fibre of my impatience. The game was unique in a sense that although it was designed in the mid-2000’s, Sam and Max still retains much of what its original 2D predecessor was – a […]
