Added: 21.07.2015 5:37 | 10 views | 0 comments

Plaid Hat Games, the board game company that developed the

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Marcus Estrada writes: "The Girls Make Games initiative has just returned to Kickstarter to help fund a new video game. Developed by a team of middle schoolers who call themselves the "Team Who Must Not Be Named," Interfectorem is a murder mystery tale. It all begins when Alis, an upcoming sheriff, simply goes out for the day while her sister stays home. Once Alis returns home she discovers that her sister was brutally murdered. Shocked and angered, she knows she must not rest until she finds the murderer and is able to stop their killing spree."

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Learn more about the game at the Sorcerer King official game site: http://www.sorcererking.com/ Developed and...

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Marcus Estrada writes: "The Kickstarter for Toby's Island launched in March 2014 and gained attention thanks to its monster-raising RPG stylings. Despite including a lot of aspects that fans of the genre enjoy, the campaign squeaked by with $20,993 CAD of its $20,000 goal. Since then, the development team has posted bimonthly updates to keep everyone in the loop. This changed suddenly in July. There was no update for the first of the month. It was only on July 15 that a new, and quite serious, post cropped up."

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Marcus Estrada writes: "Developer Hugebot's title is focused on the aspects of 2D platforming, puzzling, and also includes its fair share of action via battles. To me, though, the most notable aspect is the wonderful cavalcade of anthropomorphic animals you'll meet along the way."

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The regularity of The Witcher 3 patches shows developer dedication.

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One Angry Gamer "The Framerate Police is a new curator on Steam that has quickly gained a lot of attention both negative and positive but at the end of the day it's simply a community tool used to help consumers gauge what the frame-rate is for a PC game. The group hasn't been received entirely with open arms and kindness by all developers. However, in one case after a rather nasty kerfuffle with the community a studio decided that instead of blocking The Framerate Police, they would accede by listing their 30fps hard-lock as a feature for the game."

Added: 17.07.2015 22:30 | 9 views | 0 comments

Developer Double Fine's latest adventure game, .