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GR: Puzzle games don't have to reinvent the wheel to succeed, but a creative mechanic goes a long way. Case in point: Mushroom 11. One look and it appears to be a game in which the player controls a giant blob organism and pushes it along with the mouse. There's only a small bit of truth to that premise, and my hands-on time with Mushroom 11 at PAX Prime's Indie Megabooth revealed how the game's control scheme helps create a unique puzzle experience.

Added: 29.08.2015 21:17 | 15 views | 0 comments


So Its been awhile since weve had an update. Last month we had one almost every day or so. But a new August update is being released to all Preview participants beginning at 6PM PT on 28th . This build contains a bug fix aimed at resolving audio issues reported by some users.

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PSLS writes: I know that Homefront: The Revolution still has a long way to go before its finally released, but I still wasnt all that impressed with the PAX Prime 2015 demo of the shooter.

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GR: I saw Poncho a couple weeks back at a San Francisco event put on by publisher Rising Star Games and hadn't gotten around to a preview write-up before PAX hit. To no real surprise, the game had a long line at Nintendo's pre-PAX Indie Showcase Nindies@Nintendo event. Like a lot of the indies on Nintendo's slate, Poncho aims for a certain retro-cool nostalgia while mixing it with gameplay elements that would have been impossible in the era that it referencesand it thoroughly hits the target.

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COG writes: We sit down with the Creative Director of Halo 5: Guardians for a tour of the new campaign. We check out what it offers and get a glimpse at how much bigger it is than previous games. Simply put, we cant wait to play this game come October.

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PlayStation Underground: Welcome back to PlayStation Underground, our online show about video games! Today we have quite the special program, with four incredible games being shown at PAX Prime this weekend. Want an early taste of what you can try for yourself? Or perhaps you're not going and desperate for recompense? We have you covered! Joining us today is Trent Kusters from League of Geeks, who not only brought along the beautiful digital board game Armello, but also provides his own thoughts on three other games making an appearance at PAX. Dungeon Defenders 2 fuses action RPG and tower defense together, Stories builds a dynamic narrative for every player, and Skytorn celebrates pixel art with action-packed platforming.

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"Gameranx takes a close look at the AMD Radeon R9 Nano."

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COG writes: For the better part of the past week weve been running and gunning in the Call of Duty: Black Ops III beta on the PS4. We went in skeptical but walk away impressed with what Treyarch has managed to throw together thus far.

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Sam at GameSpew writes: "Have you ever wanted to play a game that combines the simplicity of Pong with the excitement, shapes and colours of Geometry Wars? Well soon you can. Mondrian: Abstraction in Beauty is a puzzle/arcade game currently in development by Lantana Games in which players have to destroy blocks using nothing more than a ball and paddle combination. Basically, there is a randomly generated shape in the middle of the screen with lots of different coloured blocks inside it. On the outside there is a wall which the ball can bounce off too, and in order for players to complete the level, all they need to do is destroy all the blocks without losing their ball."

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Reducing people's access to the Xbox One Preview program isn't a good idea.