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Stream Hit PC Games to Your Devices for Just $20 With Vortex Cloud Gaming

Stop buying new games every time you beat one. Yes, there are many “Netflix for Games” type services out there but very few can compete with Vortex Cloud Gaming. Why? It’s in the name. Cloud gaming. Vortex features a library of more than 100 hit PC games and allows you…

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Play Floppy Disk Games on Your Smartphone

You can already play classic games on your phone. That’s no big deal. But if you want something closer to an authentic experience, where you play old games on your phone USING A FLOPPY DISK, you are in luck. You can actually do just that, and quite easily if you’ve…

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Play Hundreds of PC Games for Less than $9 a Month

If you’re an avid gamer, you know that high game prices and long downloads can stand in the way of a truly enjoyable gaming experience. Utomik’s gaming service offers tons of games for one low monthly price, along with installs which let you start playing quickly. With Utomik, you get…

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Download More than 70 Great Indie Games with a Dropleaf Subscription

If you're an avid gamer, you likely have stacks of PC games at home. While they're a ton of fun, they sure do take up space. Instead of buying your next game, why not subscribe to a service that gives you dozens?

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Immune Defense Is a Much Geekier Take on the Tower Defense Genre

“Imagine a tower defense game where the tower is alive and moving. Imagine enemies that change not just their shape but their very chemical composition to overcome defenses. Imagine facing an enemy so numerous that they grow exponentially before it can even be estimated how many there are.” This is…

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Devil’s Bluff: Like Clue Where the Murderer Actually Gets to Murder

One of the most annoying parts of playing Clue, for me, was to discover that in order to win I had to turn myself in. Also, why didn’t I know that I was the murderer? It makes no sense. I should have been solving my predicament by murdering all the…

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“Mordheim: City of the Damned” Looks Much More Polished Than Usual GW Games

The occasional Games Workshop-licensed game is spectacular, but the vast majority of them look more like hastily assembled student projects than professional releases. It’s a huge shame, since the evocative setting is tons of fun, but I’m scared to buy most games until I’ve seen reviews telling me that the…

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Clandestine: Like “Black Hat Oculus” But Much Prettier

When I wrote about Black Hat Oculus at the beginning of the month, I loved the concept, but was not a fan of the game’s weird, headache-inducing visual style. That’s why I was happy to read about Clandestine today. It offers the same agent-and-support co-op gameplay in a much more…

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From Earth: A More Subtle Take on Figuring out an Alien Civilization

Normally, in games, alien cultures seem to be designed to be convenient, rather than plausible. Why is it that everybody but Hutts and Wookiees speaks English, regardless of the planet of origin or species. Here on Earth (only one planet) we have only one species using language (that we know…

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Impact Winter: Can You Survive 30 Days of Snow and Good Voice Acting?

Eight years ago (in the game Impact Winter’s setting), an asteroid struck Manitoba. That was indeed bad, but the worst part was the amount of debris it kicked up into the atmosphere. As a result, the oceans froze over, the skies darkened, and snow covered everything. You play as Jacob…

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Black Hat Oculus: A Creative, Co-op VR Infilitration Game

One of the coolest features of the Nintendo Wii U was the fact that the Gamepad allows for game designers to give information to one player without giving it to the others. The Oculus Rift can do this, but to a much greater extreme. A player can have an entirely…

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That Which Sleeps: Play as an Evil Fantasy God Awakening to Conquer All

There have been countless games, films, and novels written about a hero or group of heroes rising up to combat some great evil as it’s awakening and attempting to once more regain all of its evilness and power. In the end, Sauron/Nagash/Voldemort is vanquished and everybody is happy. That Which…

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The Masterplan: A Heist Planning Game Set to Funky ’70s Music

We’ve all sat around a room with some friends talking about how we “really think we could pull of a heist.” In reality, most of us probably couldn’t. It’s not that we’re not smart enough, it’s that we’d want it to be more badass and cinematic than strictly necessary, and…

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“Tetropolis” Is a Side-Scrolling Adventure Starring a Misshapen Tetris Block

Tetris is one of the greatest games ever made. There’s something that fascinating, mesmerizing, and addictive about putting various blocks in perfectly fitting holes, even if the Tetris god never graces you with the line piece you need. Tetropolis, which is on Steam Greenlight and Kickstarter now and is planned…

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Stream Hit PC Games to Your Devices for Just $20 With Vortex Cloud Gaming

Play Floppy Disk Games on Your Smartphone

Play Hundreds of PC Games for Less than $9 a Month

Download More than 70 Great Indie Games with a Dropleaf Subscription

Immune Defense Is a Much Geekier Take on the Tower Defense Genre

Devil’s Bluff: Like Clue Where the Murderer Actually Gets to Murder

“Mordheim: City of the Damned” Looks Much More Polished Than Usual GW Games

Clandestine: Like “Black Hat Oculus” But Much Prettier

From Earth: A More Subtle Take on Figuring out an Alien Civilization

Impact Winter: Can You Survive 30 Days of Snow and Good Voice Acting?

Black Hat Oculus: A Creative, Co-op VR Infilitration Game

That Which Sleeps: Play as an Evil Fantasy God Awakening to Conquer All

The Masterplan: A Heist Planning Game Set to Funky ’70s Music

“Tetropolis” Is a Side-Scrolling Adventure Starring a Misshapen Tetris Block

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