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5 Free Great Flash Games You Should Play In Your Browser Right Now
5+ Free Great Flash Games You Should Play In Your Browser Right Now
Indiecade California 2009 Winners and a Surprise Announcement of New Indie Game Label “The Singularity”
The winners of the IndieCade international indie games festival are announced and Psychic Bunny announced a partnership venture with IndieCade Chair and Director to form The Singularity – a new independent game label.
Five Inspiring New Indie Games You Should Play – Fall 2009 Edition
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Lights – an Escape-the-Room Game by Neutral – Review
A review of “Lights” the latest puzzle escape-the-room game from Japanese indie developer Neutral.
The Amazingly Beautiful One-Page World of Orisinal Games
Started in the year 2000, Orisinal features some fifty-two beautifully rendered games that feel like a byproduct of a Hello Kitty store in Harajuku. Read our review.
Submachine – A Free Flash Based Escape the Room Game – Review
A review of Mateusz Skutnik’s flash for web escape-the-room title “Submachine.”
Neutral Room Escape – Indie Game Review – “Vision”
If you enjoy challenging puzzles, you should try “Vision” from Neutral. In this free, Myst-style Flash game, you are asked to escape from a mysterious room. You will need to solve a number of puzzles, including finding and using objects and figuring out mini-puzzles within the room to open boxes, compartments, etc.
Dungeon Escape – Indie Game Review – Dragon’s Lair Revisited As A Stick Figure
Dungeon Escape is a hilarious and creative title exists as a Flash screen in your browser window that prompts you to click on hot spots with razor sharp timing or you meet one of many hilarious, er, um tragic deaths. The creator admits this title was inspired by Dragon’s Lair, Space Ace and even something called Super Don Quixote (would love to see that title!)
The Future Of Gaming As Demonstrated At E3 09 By Peter Molyneaux
It is no secret that this year’s E3 Video Game conference was all about motion sensors with the big three companies – Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft showing new motion controllers. In this video we see just what this will mean to the future of not only video games, but the human experience itself.
The Computer gaming revolution is here to stay
The video gaming industry is probably the largest and most profitable of all the entertainment industries in the world. However what is most unique about video games is that it is not just an American phenomenon. The games appeal to kids and young adults as well as fully grown people across all cultures. Video games are popular in the United States and Canada and Japan. Wherever there is a somewhat industrialized and technological society you will see video games in abundance.
