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21/10/2018

💣 Review: 99Floors "A $5000 prize is up for grabs…but is it worth it?" 💣 #GameDev #IndieGame

Game Title: 99Floors

Developer: Luke Powell

Platform Reviewed: PC (Download)

Procedurally generated games all have the same question hanging over them, ‘is the procedural generation there to cover up the fact that there was no time to design levels individually?’

It’s something that doesn’t really gel with me, I’ve had some good times with games that utilised procedural-generation as a main feature such as Nongunz and Last Encounter but for the most part my experience has been pretty negative and sadly, 99Floors suffers from the usual pitfalls of this particular design quirk.

16/10/2018

🌊 Narcosis - Ten Minute Taster - "Under The Sea!" 🌊 #GameDev #IndieGame

🌊 "Deep beneath the sea amongst the killer king crabs,

no one can hear you scream!" 🌊

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15/10/2018

🚀👽 Review: Destination Primus Vita - Episode 1: Austin "In space, no one can hear you search" 🚀👽 #IndieGame #GameDev

Developer: Epsilon Games

Platform Reviewed: PC (Steam)

Epsilon Games’ first title, Destination Primus Vita, is set primarily in a virtual simulation. As each crew member ‘sleeps’ on their lengthy voyage, the on-board AI, Nim, creates a custom-made simulation for each crew member in order to keep them stimulated during their stasis and generate situations which not only aid their mission against a malevolent alien race called ‘Shatters’ but also work through specific neuroses and personal politics that the AI feels may affect their overall mission.