IndieCade 2014 - Post-Game Wrap-Up and Special Finds
IndieCade 2014 has come and gone and now the IGR team shares its special finds and thoughts on this year’s premiere independent game festival.
Review: Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle
Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle by WizarBox is a story driven point and click adventure game that adds new ideas to a familiar genre. Read the full review…
Review: Toki Tori 2+
In Toki Tori 2+, a black ooze is spreading across your home land. Chirp and stomp to command other animals to assist you in your quest. Read the full review.
And Yet It Moves
The indie game scene is funny in that something that has years of history can be so below the radar that introducing it again can be fresh news to the majority. Isn’t that, after all, why we are here? To cast some light on the thousands of hidden gems in the dark mines and pathways of the metaverse? Read IGR’s review of “And Yet It Moves”
World of Goo
This sounds ridiculous, but World of Goo combines a story line that is very affecting by any standard, graphics that leave players stunned and amazed and a level of game play rivaled by no other game currently on the market. It’s that good. For Windows, Mac, Linux or WiiWare
After Years of Development in Stealth Mode, OnLive Arrives
Onlive: Essentially you will be able to play any game anywhere, anytime over a broadband connection without any downloads. Similarly, you can play demos for any of these games to check ’em out before committing to the full game.
VIDEO: Rayman’s Raving Rabbids – The Complete Collection
Rayman’s Raving Rabbids Whether or not the game lived up to the hype, one can’t deny that the marketing for […]
Game Design At Nintendo: How To Get Started
Prior to the Wii’s release, it was leaked that Nintendo was sending free developer kits to small scale game designers. Following that, they announced that indie game designers could get their hands on these kits for less than two thousand dollars. All this made it obvious that Nintendo was opening the door to fresh talent and ideas. Of course, not just anyone can get involved with video game design at Nintendo, as there are still many requirements that have to be met. Here are just a few of them.