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Graphically, The Serpents Curse is absolutely perfect for the genre in 2014. It feels current, fresh and still does a magnificent job of staying anchored to its roots. The characters are very active and alive. Nico will regularly check her phone for messages when shes standing around, while Georges eyes are everywhere. The rest of the cast are equally observant and alert, mindful of others in their immediate area and the environment at large. Unfortunately, youll find yourself finishing up in an area quicker than you might expect. Its almost always too obvious what you need to do. Puzzles are almost always solved with an item youve just picked up, rather than something you picked up a while back. And despite Georges sizeable inventory, quite a few objects arent used for anything in particular. Though I would imagine some of these items will play more of a role in Episode Two.

Added: 28.01.2014 1:35 | 4 views | 0 comments



If you wanna play Titanfall you have a few options for launch. You can buy a bunch of PC hardware, a license for Windows, and then install Origin. You can get an Xbox One and buy yourself a copy of the game for that sytem. Or you can do the same with an Xbox 360.

Added: 25.01.2014 14:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


The 46th GamerTell Cast talks about Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Doki-Doki Universe, Zen Pinball 2 and Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Curry God

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There is no question that the platformer has been done to death. While far-off from its hay-day, the modern platformer is often a dime a dozen especially among the indie-developer crowd. While other games like Braid or Trine 2 focused on elaborate gameplay mechanics, Mike Bithell (working alongside with Bossa and Curve Studios) focused Thomas was Alone solely around humor and a well-written story to set it apart from the mediocre masses.

Added: 24.01.2014 11:41 | 3 views | 0 comments


Curve Studios's Stealth Inc. - winner of one of our coveted Silver Award - has dropped down to half price on the App Store. The game is about tip-toeing through a collection of puzzle rooms, where getting seen by security cameras can put you on the business end of a deadly laser cannon. In our review last November we called it "a great iOS port of a brilliant platform-puzzler," and declared ...

Added: 20.01.2014 5:16 | 11 views | 0 comments


EDGE - Studios tend to build on past work by expanding upon what came before. Danish studio Press Play has chosen a less common route, instead refining the drawing core of Max The Magic Marker into something tauter. Max: The Curse Of Brotherhood is a reimagining, then, one that casts out player creativity in favour of comparatively rigidly designed physics puzzles, but dials up its personality in the process.

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MKGaming - "Do you have siblings? Don't you wish you could sometimes look up a spell on the internet which, when read out, can banish them to an eternal doom? You don't? Well, Max doesn't feel that way. In Max: The Curse of Brotherhood he does exactly that, which may seem harsh but his brother was in his room so it's totally understandable."