Few people understand what it truly means to love someone, or something, in the case of the elephant star of the RPG platformer Elephant Quest. A jerk-off woolly mammoth has decided he likes your hat better than his and takes it by force, leaving our trunked protagonist angry and alone. Revenge, like usual appears to be… Continue reading
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Hey! Play! Tasty Planet
There’s nothing quite like an underdog story, and in a strange sort of way that’s what Tasty Planet basically is. Starting out as a tiny little blob the size of a microbe, you consume the little things around you and increase in size, further expanding your potential for consumption. The mechanic is a bit like Beautiful… Continue reading
Hey! Play! Armor Mayhem
I didn’t expect much when I came across Armor Mayhem while procrastinating at the office. People tend to attach mayhem to things as a means of grabbing some one’s attention and seldom does it aptly describe the item. I’m happy to report that Armor Mayhem does contain both armor and mayhem as well as being… Continue reading
CityVille Infects 22 Million Brains
People who love browser games with meth like addictive qualities but aren’t so interested in farming, rejoiced this month when CityVille was introduced. Not surprisingly, Zynga’s newest title has already attracted quite a following (a 22 million player following) in as little as eleven days! That’s equivalent to my home town of Indianapolis’s population multiplied… Continue reading
Hey! Play! Infectonator: World Domination
Infectonator: World Domination courtesy of Toge Productions One should always stay busy at work, but sometimes droughts of activity validate a little bit of fun and these tiny tidbits should satiate the gamer inside until the work days done. With the recent release of Dead Rising 2, we’ve all had the opportunity to be placed right… Continue reading
Indie Game Pick: Tower of Heaven
I think one of the main reasons I love indie games is because they often feature awesome pixel art and music that stimulates the retro part of my brain. Today, I was stimulated by Tower of Heaven, an indie game from 2009 that just got a flash port. The game has you trying to ascend… Continue reading
Master Chief Is Still Fighting In Halo 2600
We’re big fans of retro takes on our favorite franchises. The toughest ones to envision, however, have to be in stripping down a modern franchise into its Atari 2600 pieces. That’s where the charm of Halo 2600 really shines. That era of gaming required a different type of skill and imagination to play. What is… Continue reading
Web Gaming Fix: Zelda II the FPS
Remember back when Nintendo blew everyone away with their original franchises, then proceeded to confuse their new fans by releasing questionable sequels? Zelda II: The Adventure of Link made a big switch to 2-D side-scrolling that people either loved or hated. I do not have fond memories of Zelda II, only that it was frustrating and… Continue reading
Instant Action, a game changer?
Games in your Browser! G4 recently posted an article that consisted entirely of a 20 minute playable demo of the PC game, The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition. The post uses a service called Instant Action to embed what is essentially a rich media Java-based game launcher. The launcher works by clicking a button… Continue reading