Added: 11.05.2015 18:48 | 14 views | 0 comments


Created by Brazilian developer Big Green Pillow

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Anyone who has played an indie game within the last few years is no stranger to the video game revival currently taking place more games are being created in increasingly diverse ways, especially for the indie game market. The upcoming game That Dragon, Cancer is an indie game that not only pushes the boundaries of the medium, but uses the medium to bring you an experience that cannot be gained through a novel, film or play. The documentary Thank You for Playing takes us through the creation of this game and the suffering at the center of it Ryan Green is a father who creates a surreal game based on his experiences raising his young, cancer-ridden son. The film follows the Green family with a sure, deft control of its subject matter viewers are shown the small moments of happiness and love that persist amongst the looming threat of cancer.

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New extended video showcases features

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New extended video showcases features

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Today you saw a video of the PS4 version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and if you want to see how the Xbox One version looks as well, a second video emerged, giving a nice glimpse on gameplay.

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Unfortunately it's not, but wouldn't it be wonderful if this were merely an attention-grabbing marketing campaign for something else entirely?

Added: 08.05.2015 0:17 | 15 views | 0 comments


Amanda French writes: "Appleton stressed in his update that he is not being paid at all by James Proctor or Joel Hager, nor is he expecting a payment in the future. He states that his sole interest is in ensuring the game's future. He strongly feels that Proctor, with his ability to program and actually develop the game, is very important, also citing Proctor's passion for the project. Interesting, since Proctor had apparently quit the team unexpectedly (no date given as to when), but apparently that occurred over creative differences with Appleton."

Added: 07.05.2015 23:18 | 43 views | 0 comments


In the wake of the cancellation of Silent Hills, IM PLAYIN discuss five great looking games that were announced, but never released. "The recent news that the upcoming Silent Hills game has been cancelled has upset many an SH fan... as well as a tonne of Norman Reedus fans. So, in the spirit of reminiscing about things that aren't to be, the announcement has inspired me to look at five games that I was once excited to play, but will probably never hit our shelves. I say 'probably', because there is a little hope for at least one of these games"

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Amanda French writes: "Appleton stressed in his update that he is not being paid at all by James Proctor or Joel Hager, nor is he expecting a payment in the future. He states that his sole interest is in ensuring the game's future. He strongly feels that Proctor, with his ability to program and actually develop the game, is very important, also citing Proctor's passion for the project. Interesting, since Proctor had apparently quit the team unexpectedly (no date given as to when), but apparently that occurred over creative differences with Appleton."