UM, EXCUSE ME, why aren't you playing this game RIGHT. THE FUCK. NOW!?!? This game is unique, challenging, and so fun, It's easily a top ten pick of the year for me. Not to mention, the ADORABLE cute, pastel art direction is the chocolate drizzle that makes this sunday go down smooth as hell.
If you took one look at this game and wrote it off as just another match-3, you're a FOOL. A DAMNED FOOL. What you're really playing is a turn based strategy 80's hacking battle sim with match-3 mechanics, AND THAT's JUST THE FIRST PART OF IT. there's also a logic-puzzle dungeon-like overworld populated by fully fleshed out, zany yet compelling characters, which ITSELF is packaged in the desktop of a Hacker Witch who has gone missing for reasons WHICH ARE NOT YET KNOWN.
You'll do yourself no favors by missing out on Beglitched. Mark my words, someone cooler and more important than me will someday say "oh Beglitched is totally like, the best game" and where will you be? friendless.
The greatest Poop Generator of our time.
It's never been so relaxing to grunt out a solid; probably because the computer does most of the work. The music is very relaxing and the simple, bright interface is quite attractive. I also enjoy how sometimes the poop has a face on it. Some people might think that this is a silly toy, but it has undeniable charm and I hope that someone will find it useful someday. Either way, it's happily earned a spot on my cute games list!
Magical girls beating up waves of bad guys while looking cute as hell? FREE DEMO? uhhh, sign me the FUCK up.
The controls are a little difficult to get a handle on, and the glowy, bright special effects strain the eyes a bit, but the demo so far is fun and juicy. As a UI artist, I know that when the interface (an oft overlooked feature in a game) is polished and clear, the developers are gonna knock it out of the park, because they care about all the details. In that sense, I can't wait until the full game is released.
Now, if only I could two real friends to play with instead of plugging in an extra controller and handing it to my dog.
The long awaited part 3 of the cult classic "Hamsterinabol" series. In this game, we finally understand the purpose of the ever pursued "bol". (I won't spoil it for you). While this installment seems like it comes after Hamsterinabol2 on the timeline, my personal theory is that it's a prequel. There's the setting; the beginning of the universe, where the bol is present. There's so many hamsters flying around with the protagonist; then in hamsterinabol and hamsterinabol2, we're alone. What happened in that utopian hamster society that caused their ultimate demise? did the hamsters abuse the bol's power and seal their own fate? Needless to say, I highly recommend you tackle the first two games before you attempt the third.
I'm not going to lie and say Creamy Dreamy Skate adventure is gonna change your life. It pretty much is exactly what you'd expect: an unfinished but amusing unity project. And yet, and yet! There's so much soul and charm in this modest but heartfelt effort that it would be a sin to call it a mere diversion.
One minute, I'm laughing giddily to myself as my adorable protagonist (who I have named Cream in my head) achieves the kind of air that would make an X games competitor weep, wobbles across a pipe, and faceplants into the cement--then I notice the little black tripod propped up in the corner. It's a tiny, thoughtful detail that instantly makes me picture Cream setting it up just before she breaks every skating record and bone in her body, because she has something to prove. Although she is not perfect, she strives for greatness, and whether or not the world is watching, she will continue...so I continue to play, trying to figure out the bizarre but ultimately logical rules of this pastel skatepark, seeing what kinds of new tricks I can find.
like Cream, CDSkA has the seed of something amazing. I hope the devs grow it into something that reflects the cuteness, courage, and radicalness she's shown me!
