I would be remiss if there was no mention here of the recent launch of Joe Larson’s ASCIIpOrtal. It’s free (PayPal donations are appreciated) with 50 levels in the base map pack, and plenty of others being made and posted as I write this.
There have been many occasions where, in looking around on the Internet for a good, free game leaves me feeling…
Tetris has dominated my casual game playing. But a few years ago I discovered Puyo Puyo, an interesting spin on the falling-block puzzle subgenre.
When one wants to implement their own “scorched Earth” policy these days, the costs can be off-putting to say the…
Growing up with a Nintendo meant that, invariably, one would play Super Mario Brothers and all of its successors. With it being the most successful video game franchise in history, it’s hard to argue its popularity. Even in this day of fully immersive 3D game environments, there are many who yearn for a taste of that time gone by, with a bit of a modern makeover. And that brings us to Secret Maryo Chronicles.
Don’t have the dough to put down for a shiny new PS3 or Wii, plus Rock Band and a controller? Don’t fret, these guys have you covered.
Tron was a keystone movie in my life as a kid. Now it’s 27 years later. So what does a Tron geek do to get their fix? They play Armagetron Advanced.
In going through my bookmarks in a vain effort to organize them, I came upon my Games sub-folder and decided to put a few of on here for anyone interested.
I’ve always been a big supporter of independent games. After all, one could consider my own lowly self to be a one-man indie game developer.
It shouldn’t be much of a surprise to anybody that knows me, but I do use Linux quite frequently, although…
