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How Fast Can You And Your Friends Defuse A Bomb?
Pop Quiz, hot shot. Can you talk your friend through defusing a bomb that you can’t see? Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes is a Spaceteam-like game where one person gets to be Keanu Reeves and their friends get to be Jeff Daniels. Right now, the game only works with the Oculus Rift and Razer Hydra,…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 27, 2014 -
Take A Look At Some Games From Global Game Jam 2014
Global Game Jam 2014 was this past weekend, and over 4,000 games were made at events around the world. Most of them are available to play online at the jam’s site right now, so we took a look at a few of the ways people interpreted this year’s theme. If you aren’t familiar with game…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 27, 2014 -
What If Guess Who? Was Based Entirely On Stereotypes?
I knew this game was going to be something weird when I saw the description, but I had to try it. You tell me if it was a good or bad idea. Check out the game for yourself here Watchlistis where we show off gameplay of new and upcoming games. You’ll see some videos that…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 26, 2014 -
Chasing The Gray Girl Is Kind Of Like Desert Bus
The Gray Girl is an endless runner where you chase a floating gray girl, until you fall in a hole. Play the game here. Watchlistis where we show off gameplay of new and upcoming games. You’ll see some videos that aren’t on the front page of Kotaku, and hopefully some games you haven’t seen before!
By Steve Marinconz Published January 26, 2014 -
While Playing Game Jam Games, I Might Have Done Sex 53 Times?
How do you do it? When a little girl gets left home alone with her dolls, she tries to figure out the mysteries of adult life. Check out the game here, or watch the video above. How Do You Do It was made at Global Game Jam 2014 by Emmett Butler, Nina Freeman, art by…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 26, 2014 -
Here’s How To Play DayZ In Minecraft
The Minecraft DayZ mod is pretty ambitious, attempting to recreate most of the mechanics of its namesake within Minecraft. Here’s how to try it out yourself. You can watch the video above for a peek at the game itself, but if you want to try it out, it’s pretty easy. There are two ways to…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 24, 2014 -
Make Your Own Clicking Game, No Programming Necessary
Everyone loves Cookie Clicker, but what if you want to click burgers, or cats, or Kotakus? Well now you can make your own ‘idle game’ just by editing a text file! Orteil, the developer of Cookie Clicker, has made a free engine that lets anyone design their own clicking games without any programming knowledge. All…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 23, 2014 -
I Don’t Remember Text Adventures Being This Hard
A few game developers decided that for some reason, Unity, the 3D game engine, is the perfect medium for a text adventure. Amazingly, it turns out that they were right. I’m not going to explain why, you should either play the game yourself (It took me about 7 minutes) or watch the four minute videoversion…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 21, 2014 -
Someone Put Yakety Sax Over Nidhogg, Finally.
Pretty self explanatory.
By Steve Marinconz Published January 15, 2014 -
Nidhogg Nonsense Tuesday
It was Tuesday, we played Nidhogg.
By Steve Marinconz Published January 15, 2014 -
DayZ or Rust: Which Players Are Friendlier?
Two games. Both about surviving in a post-apocalyptic world. One lets you force-feed people disinfectant. The other lets you run around naked and bash people with rocks. I had to know – which has friendlier players? Note: If you’re confused, Rust is the game with naked people, but you have to turn off the “censor…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 14, 2014 -
Catlateral Damage Should Really Be Called Jerk Cat Simulator 2014
It’s well known that cats are jerks. Now you experience what it’s like for yourself with this first-person cat simulator. Catlateral Damage is just a demo for the moment, but you can play it for free in your browser right now. Originally made for the 7DFPS game jam, Catlateral Damage just has you play as…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 13, 2014 -
Probably The Best Trailer You Could Make For A Snowplowing Game
You’re fired.
By Steve Marinconz Published January 10, 2014 -
Watch Us Play Aerena. No, I Don’t Know Why It’s Spelled That Way
Aerena is one of those games that leaves you with a lot of questions. Why is this platform floating in the middle of the sky? Why are these people fighting? Why is it spelled like that? Luckily, we have a video that answers none of those questions. It’s a free-to-play turn-based game where you send…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 9, 2014 -
Two Kids Built A Minecraft Office For Their Dad’s Company
Apparently there’s some entrepreneur out there who is also a big fan of Minecraft, so to communicate with him, Avery and Eliot built a Minecraft version of their dad’s offices. The offices come complete with a meeting room, kitchen, and custom textures! Sure, at first it reminded me of when every company was building virtual…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 8, 2014 -
Gnomoria Is A More Accessible Dwarf Fortress
I’ve been curious about Dwarf Fortress for a long time, but I could never get over the hurdle of ascii graphics (ironically) so it never happened. Turns out Gnomoria scratches that itch quite well, and actually has pretty pictures to look at. As you’d expect from a Dwarf Fortress-like, it’s got a bit of a…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 8, 2014 -
Someone Please Finish Making This Game. It’s A “Murder Simulator”
An indie developer by the name ‘Kazerad’ was working on a two player game where each is trying to uncover the other’s identity, and kill them. Sadly, he’s abandoned the idea, but he posted everything you’d need to pick up where he left off. I think “Murder simulator” was a good word for it. It…
By Steve Marinconz Published January 6, 2014