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UncategorizedThe Timeless Charm of a Game Built Entirely From Clay
All video games contain the fingerprints of their developers, the oft subtle maker’s mark that set the work apart in the eyes of devoted fans. Clay Jam‘s prints are anything but subtle, covering every inch of this whimsical hand-crafted game for iOS and Android. Clay Jam, which we briefly featured late last year, is the…
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UncategorizedThe Cute and Cuddly Canimals Make Their U.S. Debut in One Adorably Sparse Facebook Game
The stars of the number one animated broadcast program in Taiwan, the cylindrical Canimals are far too important to worry about silly things like releasing a complete game. Cantasia officially launches on Facebook today, boasting one mini-game and a whole bunch of “coming soon” notices. The stars of a host of mobile and social apps…
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This Week’s Windows Phone Charts: Oh How I’ve Missed You, Ilomilo
One of the warmest, most wonderful games I’ve played shows up on this week’s Windows Phone charts, granting me a comforting nostalgic rush and hopefully distracting all of you from noticing I didn’t do the Windows Phone charts last week. Look at how cute those two little guys are. Just look at them. I had…
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UncategorizedHere’s a Monstrous New Way to Celebrate 40 Years of Pong
Celebrating 40 years of Atari’s take on video game tennis, Pong World transforms those primitive paddles into furry animated monsters, because why the hell not? Pong World is the end result of the Pong Indie Developer Challenge, a contest that gave small devs a chance to deliver their take on the game that launched a…
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