I’ve said much about my trip to EGX in September – and while the exhibition isn’t totally suited to retro gamers one thing it’s excellent for is trying new indie games. The retro-inspired MODSORK instantly caught my eye – so here’s my chat with its creator David Canela so he can tell us all more […]
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Conga Master, the game where you build a conga line to blow your opponent away, is causing big ripples in the indie scene and if my memory serves me well, was greenlit on Steam in around three days! Our friend David Jaumandreu of Undercoders is part of the Bubsy Poochies so we caught up with
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Feargus Urquhart has produced some of the biggest games on the planet and helped establish some of our favourite retro games. How on earth Adrian managed to track him down I’ve still no idea! Anyway, for your entertainment here is our quickfire Q&A with IGN’s unsung hero of 1999… How did you first get
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We’re big fans of anime. We’re big fans of retro gaming. Put the two together and you have us salivating and that’s exactly what the guys at Jeviathor Games in Malaga have come up with. Feast your eyes on the game’s loveliness and let Fran, Eduardo and Sergio tell you more about their awesome project
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We’re a sucker for retro-inspired indiedev. We’re even more suckers for retro-dungeon-random-maze-inspired indiedev (is that its own subcategory now???) so when I came upon the excellent Dungeon of Gravestone I had to share it with all you good people. Pixel art, tick. Involving gameplay, tick. I’ll let Wonderland Kazkiri supremo Honda Kiyoshi explain the rest! Dungeon
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