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3 days ago |
tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen
From the blue-shelling chaos of Mario Kart World to the haunting dystopia of VIRTUAL GIRL @ WORLD’S END (pictured) there’s plenty to dig into this week.
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5 days ago |
tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen
Set on an island where a seemingly eco-friendly hydro-dam project has gone sideways, Drop Point puts you in the middle of a conflict between two warring factions. What’s left of civilization now struggles to survive in ruins that’s crawling with zombies and resource-hoarding survivors. Awaken on the island with nothing but a few essentials, you’re forced to rummage, craft, and fight for your life. Like most survival-driven titles, threats are ubiquitous, so you you’ll need to get moving.
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6 days ago |
tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen
Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma offers a big, bold departure from the series’ time-honored formula, introducing sweeping changes that set it apart from its pastoral predecessors. Previous entries blended farming, life simulation, and light RPG elements, allowing players to generate their own daily ritual. Remarkably, Guardians of Azuma adopts a more focused and unified experience that still retains the series’ sense of autonomy.
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1 week ago |
tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen
3D platformers often tap into a particular kind of wonder, evoking the excitement of exploring an unfamiliar city. From admiring architectural quirks to learning a city’s layout, these games reward curiosity. PaperKlay, developed solely by Kevin Andersson, captures this feeling strikingly and enriches it with a distinctive, handcrafted aesthetic. The entire world of PaperKlay appears lovingly constructed from paper and cardboard.
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1 week ago |
tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen
As Boulder Dash celebrates its 40th anniversary, we sit down with two central figures shaping the legacy of this iconic video game franchise: Stephan Berendsen, CEO of BBG Entertainment, and renowned video game composer Chris Hülsbeck. From its 1984 debut to its evolution across generations of hardware platforms, Boulder Dash remains a treasured fixture in the gaming world.
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