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A Rite from the Stars is a 3D point click graphic adventure set in a paradisiacal yet dangerous environment... The Mystical Island of Kaikala. Kirm, a mute kid from the Makoa Tribe, must overcome a rite of passage to leave his childhood behind. However, it will not be so simple. He has been chosen by the Stars to become a legend among his peers. His rite will not be an ordinary nor an easy one. In order to complete it, he will have to master three paths... Wisdom Wisdom is, of course, about the mind. Kirm will have to think sharp to go through an Ancient Temple full of traps. To create the temple, we have made contact with an archeologist in order to make an architecture based on ancient civilizations. From South American to Eastern cultures. In this path, Kirm will be able to pick up items and carry them within each temple room. However, there is no inventory, so he will only be able to carry one at a time. Courage Courage is about the will. Kirm will have to get deep into Kaikala's jungle to reach The Beast's Cave, where his destiny awaits. A dangerous destiny... However, he will not be alone in this path. Based on several totemic and tribal cultures, we have introduced the Power Animal or Totemic Animal concept to the game. Every Makoa has a deep bond with an animal from the island. With a meerkat to be precise. They are kindred spirits. The player will be able to control both characters at the same time (one button of the mouse for each), but he must be careful because their bond is so deep that the death of one means the death of the other. Spirit Spirit is about the soul and its unknown ways. After some point, Kirm will be able to enter into the Spirit World, a twisted version of reality, where physical and logical laws are not the same. Just by pressing the right button, the surrounding world will change: rocks may start talking, even singing, and every corner can hide a danger. He will have to use this ability to his advantage and reach the highest place on the Island: The Volcano´s Crater. Once there, he will must seek a revelation from the heavens. ...and a Final Trial.

Added: 28.07.2014 16:13 | 4 views | 0 comments


Chris Needham writes: "MouseCraft is the latest effort from Curve Studios that sets players one simple goal: get the mice to the cheese. ... A great old-school puzzler in a generation where these types of games are few and far between."

Added: 28.07.2014 11:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


Skewed and Reviewed got some hands on time with the 8 player mode of Sunset Overdrive at San Diego Comic Con. Sadly their session and others were cut short due to power issues that kept popping up at the booth.

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Power Leveled is feeling the loss with the end of the Destiny beta and offers you advise on what to do next. Where should your time be spent and what can fill the gap of no longer being able to play Destiny?

Added: 27.07.2014 7:13 | 9 views | 0 comments


Barry White: "I remember being a 15 year old eagerly playing the original Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers game on my parents Windows '95 machine and loving it. I loved exploring the rogue plane of Shandalar, dueling against beasts and powerful wizards, and doing it with cards such as Prodigal Sorcerer, Rainbow Knights, and the fabled "Power Nine". Move ahead some 16 years and we have the recent release of Magic 2015 - Duels of the Planeswalkers which features more recent cards from Innestrad, Theros, and the new Magic 2015 core set. While it's still a Magic: The Gathering video game, much like the other annual DotP editions in recent memory, it simply doesn't have that same "magic" of the original."

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Carl Williams writes, "Anyone remember Mazin Saga (Mazin Wars for our friends in Europe), an under the radar release, on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive? This newest OpenBOR game is very similar to that, nearly completely, unknown release by Vic Tokai. The developers of this indie, fan made, Power Rangers game have gone to great lengths to include as much fanfare as possible while staying true to the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo brawlers that shared this license, just the indies have done it better."