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Interview: GUILT
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Interview: GUILT

Who are you and what are you working on? Hi! My name is Mickaël “Ylzor” Didier, I’m a French indie developer. I’ve released two games so far, one being Save Point for IGMC 2014, and the other being GUILT for this year’s IGMC. This means both of them were made within a month, and they

Dakota B. · August 11, 2015 · 7 Mins Read

The Forest (Preview)
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The Forest (Preview)

A survival horror game where you are trapped on an island with mutant cannibals after a horrible plane crash that separated you from your son.  A beautiful game filled with suspense and scares abundant, at least that’s what was promised to us over a year ago when the game first went into Early Access.  What

Jessica Thompson · August 9, 2015 · 4 Mins Read

All Orcs Must Die: Unchained – Hands-On Preview
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All Orcs Must Die: Unchained – Hands-On Preview

Orcs Must Die has been an action based, tower defense game in which you try to defend a magical rift from Orcs and other evil creatures.  You can place traps, use spells, and use a list of weapons to defeat your foes.  Each entry in the series has changed the game a

Dakota B. · August 9, 2015 · 5 Mins Read

Tom Clancy’s: EndWar Online – Hands-On Preview
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Tom Clancy’s: EndWar Online – Hands-On Preview

Back in 2008 there was a promising real time strategy game released as a part of the Tom Clancy franchise called EndWar.  It was a good looking game at the time that featured interesting mechanics.  Most notably amongst those mechanics was the ability to give orders to your troops through the

Dakota B. · August 5, 2015 · 8 Mins Read

IGMC 2015: Update
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IGMC 2015: Update

The “Humble Game Making Bundle” has come to an end and with it the prize pool for this year’s Indie Game Maker Contest has come to a halt with over $70,000 in the prize pool.  $26,856.88 of that being the first place prize.  Although the prizes have been set in stone at

Dakota B. · August 5, 2015 · 4 Mins Read

China Unbans Consoles and Opens a New Frontier
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China Unbans Consoles and Opens a New Frontier

China is the most populous nation on Earth and it is also one that is seeing a lot of middle class growth, meaning it can become a huge money spinner for companies. However, console manufacturers have been left out as for the last 15 years all gaming consoles have been banned in the censor heavy

Jessica Thompson · July 28, 2015 · 2 Mins Read

How to make a Good Movie from a Video game
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How to make a Good Movie from a Video game

Taste is subjective, but I think it is rather obvious that movie adaptations of famed video games have for the most part been poor. Who can forget the car crash that was the Super Mario Bros. Movie (interdimensional dinosaur people!), the confused mess of the Street Fighter adaptation, or the myriad of flicks that have

Jessica Thompson · July 22, 2015 · 4 Mins Read

Interview: Orange Season
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Interview: Orange Season

Hello everyone.  Dakota of GamerBolt here and I recently had a chat with Pierre Lehnen about his new game, Orange Season.  Here’s what he had to say… Who are you and what are you working on? My name is Pierre Lehnen and despite the French name and German surname, I’m Brazilian.  On the internet, I’m

Dakota B. · July 22, 2015 · 3 Mins Read

Planet Coaster Vs. Rollercoaster Tycoon World
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Planet Coaster Vs. Rollercoaster Tycoon World

If you’re a fan of construction management games, then you’re sure to be pleased with the recent announcement of Planet Coaster. We’ve got Chris Sawyer to largely thank for laying down the foundations of this genre, after all, Transport Tycoon and RollerCoaster Tycoon were two games which took this genre by storm back in the

Jay Allsopp · July 5, 2015 · 3 Mins Read

Budget Gaming: PC List #1
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Budget Gaming: PC List #1

There has always been an argument over the value of a game.  Do you justify the value based on how long a game kept you busy, or the level of enjoyment you had during those hours?  What’s more valuable, a game that can give you hundreds of hours of enjoyment, or one that gives you

Dakota B. · July 5, 2015 · 8 Mins Read

IGMC 2015: What to Expect
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IGMC 2015: What to Expect

Summer 2014, many indie developers were surprised with the sudden announcement that RPG Maker and Humble Bundle were teaming up to host one of the year’s biggest indie developer contest, Indie Game Maker Contest 2014.  With a $10,000 grand prize and another $10,000 split amongst smaller prizes it’s was a competition that had a lot

Dakota B. · July 4, 2015 · 3 Mins Read

Act of Aggression – The Game C&C Fans Have Been Waiting for?
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Act of Aggression – The Game C&C Fans Have Been Waiting for?

It could be argued that the RTS genre was partly defined thanks to the C&C series, growing in popularity with every release since 1995. After all, the idea that you could resource gather, build up a base and then defend or attack the enemy was one that worked extremely well. However, the series appeared to

Jay Allsopp · July 3, 2015 · 3 Mins Read