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Fans of Crimsonland, originally released in 2003 before becoming available on Steam in revamped form last year, should be familiar with 10tons Ltd. This Finnish indie developer has released a string of titles after making their debut with the blood soaked shooter and managed to carve a niche for themselves in the casual games market
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The Reject Demon features an interesting cast of characters, twisting storyline and a great setting, which is all backed up by some very nice artwork. The soundtrack is also very good and, while short, it is definitely an enjoyable experience. It ends a little abruptly, but we are definitely looking forward to the future chapters.
Gameplay: The story is enjoyable and the characters all very memorable.
Graphics: The unique art style definitely sets the game apart.
Sound: Features a variety of very nice tracks
Kickstarter Watch
Visual novel fans will have noticed plenty of new titles appearing on Steam in recent months and this is mostly thanks to the work of Sekai Project. After very successful Kickstarters for The Grisaia Trilogy, CLANNAD, World End Economica, Fault Milestone One and more already under their belt, they are back with Memory’s Dogma
PC Game Reviews
If you played Crimsonland before, the updated version is definitely a nostalgic blast from the past. It still has enough to offer new players as well with a multitude of modes, weapons, perks and achievements to keep things interesting. As long as you don’t expect a deep plot or anything beyond killing every monster in sight you will have fun with Crimsonland.
Gameplay: A simple, yet addictive top down shooter which is enhanced with some great perks.
Graphics: Improved over the original version, but still pretty basic.
Sound: Suits the game nicely, but doesn’t really stand out
Kickstarter Watch
Role playing games have made a big comeback in the last few years and judging by the Kickstarter success of Umbra gamers are still hungry for more. This open world, hack ‘n’ slash had a funding goal of $225,000 and at the time of writing has sailed past it comfortably with almost two weeks left on the clock
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Players who logged into the digital collectible card game, Nightbanes, recently will have discovered a brand new region waiting for them. Called “Field of the Dead” this Halloween themed area sees you squaring off against pumpkin monsters, bogeymen and other creatures
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We just got word from Sekai Project about a tragedy experienced by Tsukinon, a Japanese illustrator. Tsukinon is known his work with Hiyoko-soft and more recently doing the artwork for Kanotsuku, an upcoming game by game developer La’cryma. Unfortunately, a large fire devastated his home on April 25th, 2015 and left him with only the clothes he was wearing at the time, his work bag, bicycle and cellphone
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The pixel art brain teaser, Please Don’t Touch Anything, by indie developer Four Quarters just got even better with a brand new update. Mac OS users have been waiting since the launch of the game for their chance to play and this is now possible thanks to the update
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Hot on the heels of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1, released at the start of this year on Steam comes Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2: Sisters Generation. Originally a Playstation Vita title, Idea Factory International is now giving PC owners a chance to join in on the fun. In this game the younger sisters of the Console Patron Units must step up to save the world of Gamindustri from a whole new threat
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RosePortal Games is a small indie studio known for creating titles with unique storylines and their upcoming release, Unraveled, is no different. Currently doing the rounds on Kickstarter, Unraveled is the tale of a young girl who lives at a shipbreaking yard. Separated from her family, the game follows the journey of the girl as she searches for them while traversing the dangerous environments. As she is still a child the girl sees her surroundings in a more whimsical and magical way and even imagines her stuffed animal coming alive to serve as her guardian
