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The Hand Eye Society at Toronto’s Nuit Blanche 2010
As gigantic moving projections became the facades of buildings, and massive towers of speakers carried the soundtrack for the dancing images that graced hundreds of over-sized LED displays, there is no question that technology and art can (and often do) go hand-in-hand.
IndieGameReviewer covers the Hand Eye Society’s Arcadian Renaissance indie game exhibit at Toronto’s all night city-wide Nuit Blanche art event. No quarters required!
Indie Browser Game Loved Plays Like a Slutty and Smart N+ Fever Dream
“Loved” is a short but enjoyable free indie browser game from a very promising new voice to the indie gaming spectrum. Read the full review.
Guns of Icarus – A Review of an Indie Game’s Steampunk Promise
A review of Guns of Icarus from Muse Games and notes on how to make a superficial Steampunk title a great Steampunk game.
Pac-Match Party – Celebrating 30 Years of WAKA WAKA WAKA
Get Your Gobble On According to a study conducted by RescueTime research, when Google displayed a working Pac Man game as its logo to commemorate the 30th anniversary, it cost society $120,483,800 in productivity. This alone should be testament to the game’s awesome staying power. Pac-Match Party is an entertaining re-imagining of the classic Pac [...]
Kungfu Online – US Alpha Facebook Version Launched, Reviewed
Koramgame just launched the US Alpha test for their game Kungfu Online, and as a sucker for pretty art, I gave it a whirl.
Review: Fly away on a dreamlike 8-bit adventure with browser game Fly Guy
With nothing but your directional arrow keys you can enjoy this amazing storylike odyssey that involves flying a fat balding guy through an 8-bit universe full of amazing characters and interactions. Kind of like floating through the Beatles film Yellow Submarine while color blind. And fused with a Commodore Vic 20.
Review: CANABALT Makes Michael Bay Seem Like a Quaalude
Want some heart-stopping indie game browser action? That’s right, you don’t need to buy anything, sign-up for anything, hold anything just run and jump like a crazed fugitive in a grayscale world.
Five Inspiring New Indie Games You Should Play – Fall 2009 Edition
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The Kingdom Of Loathing – A Review for the Tragically Uninitiated
For years people have been saying that it is impossible to make money on a free product, especially if you do not run ads. The online game Kingdom of Loathing, now in its sixth year, proves that this can indeed be an effective business model, and is fun and addictive besides. Read the review of this unlikely MMO.
