
A neat little indie game worth a play through. The ending is labored, but worth it. And yes, there is an ending.

A neat little indie game worth a play through. The ending is labored, but worth it. And yes, there is an ending.
Another fun physics game. It gets interesting once gravity becomes unnatural.
This is a neat little game. Play, control the spaces you move in in a sliding card sort of fashion to solve puzzles.
It gets really interesting around Level 7.
Ok, so I can understand the concept here and the probably social ramifications. I think that if I followed myself around this way I would probably be more apt to misbehave and observe the consequences while feeling removed.
From the creators Vimeo page:
“The virtual communities created by online games have provided us with a new medium for social interaction and communication. Avatar Machine is a system which replicates the aesthetics and visuals of third person gaming, allowing the user to view themselves as a virtual character in real space via a head mounted interface.
“The system potentially allows for a diminished sense of social responsibility, and could lead the user to demonstrate behaviors normally reserved for the gaming environment.”
What amazes me is how boring he managed to make the video
What if Zelda were in 3d? Someone has made a playable dungeon level and it looks promising, or at least a nostalgic kick in the face. Wonder how it sounds, because it its surround sound that would be extra awesome.

More info, and a link to the download-able game, at Kotaku
Apparently Toad has been flipping us off for years!

Jul 15
Posted by gr8rdad in GEEK, PLAY | No Comments
If you like independent video games at all then this is sure to interest you.
“Quite the unlikely pair: Franco-German TV arts and culture channel Arte selected two of the most important videogame personalities of different generations and brought them together for their latest edition of the feature Durch die Nacht mit (Into the Night with). Jason Rohrer, the young game designer who is best known for his work in games such as PASSAGE and BETWEEN meets Chris Crawford, one of the worlds foremost authorities on the subject of video game design.”
Into the Night with Jason Rohrer and Chris Crawford from gmzzz on Vimeo.
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