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Category Archives: Indie Scene
Gibbage: diary of a n00b
Dan Marshall recently wrote a series of articles for the mighty PCZone magazine, one of the monthly rags floating around here in the UK. The series chronicled Dan’s progress from know-nothin’ n00b gamer to the uber-l33t ranks of game developers with his game Gibbage.
Here’s a linky to his Gibbage development diary. Enjoy the read! I see he’s having a go at portals which is nice, although ultimately it’s a bit like sending bags of shit in the post to Bill Gates (tip: some other poor loser opens his mail for him)
Gametunnel March Roundup
More reviewing goodness here on Gametunnel.com again. This time none of the games really seemed to interest anyone particularly (apart from Aveyond – whack that link and buy the game so Russell gets his cut ;)).
What’s the matter? Everyone giving up? Where are all the new games!?
…and then two come along at once
What’s this? Another Geometry Wars clone? Well, yes, with a subtly different blend of herbs and spices. Plays very similarly but I didn’t think the mouse controls were so good.
Grid Assault
Here we can track the progress of a quite remarkable game called Grid Assault that bears a certain resemblance towards Geometry Wars. Now I couldn’t really care less that it’s a shameless clone because it’s being written with lurve and it plays like a dream.
If you like Robotronesque games, you’ll love Grid Assault (and, er, hopefully also Alien Flux and Ultratron too :P)