Beware. Bargains behold. Papers Please is just £3.50, Civ V just £4.99. I could go on, but you best look for yourself.
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Beware. Bargains behold. Papers Please is just £3.50, Civ V just £4.99. I could go on, but you best look for yourself.
Shop right here
This is crazy talk. Denmark has been recreated in Minecraft. All of it, in 1:1. Eh?
Originally released by Infocom in 1984, the BBC have updated their previous version of the text adventure, playable to all online.
Check it out here
Having tried the Oculus Rift out at Eurogamer Expo a couple of weeks back, I can completely relate to this chap’s reactions. I’m not particularly scared of heights. He really is.
Well, this is a bit of a classic. Don’t mind if I do.
Hello Cart Life lovers. I gave this a whirl earlier on and can confidentially say that it captures the spirit of the aforementioned, but is actually a little more fun to play.
There is even some colour. The game involves checking people’s documentation in order to determine whether or not you should let them into your (fictional) country. This becomes increasingly more complicated as the political situation in the region changes. There’s even a bit of humour thrown in.
I would recommend checking it out, especially as it’s currently free from Lucas Pope’s website
Those Humble Bundle folk have been at it again. Number 8 includes some pure class, again using the ‘pay what you want’ model:
You get most soundtracks as well. Just go here for the gaming goodness.
I’m a sucker for interesting ways of using tech to enhance existing experiences and this IllumiRoom demo from Microsoft is just that.
Glad I’m not prone to motion sickness though!
The Humble Weekly Sale has a belter this week. Get Bastion for $1. You really should. Pay a bit more and you get the soundtrack, which is immense.