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LucasArts’ 1987 point-and-click adventure Maniac Mansion is now on Steam for the first time. The inspiration for things like this year’s Thimbleweed Park, Maniac Mansion is a witty puzzle game about aliens and 80s teens that’s worth checking out even if you’re not a big fan of the point-and-click genre.
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Bizarre Hidden Object Game Coming To Switch
This week, the Switch is getting a port of Hidden My Game By Mom, the most surreal hidden object game you’ll ever play. Mom Hid My Game for Switch was known as Hidden My Game By Mom on phones. It’s pretty simple. Your mom hid your Nintendo DS, and you need to solve some puzzles…
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No Man’s Sky Players Had Their First War And It Killed An Entire Civilization
No Man’s Sky fans can’t exactly play with each other, but they still like to come together to celebrate their communities. Somehow, a new player-created holiday became a story about conflict, betrayal and the disappearance of an entire civilization. No Man’s Sky players have created their own civilizations with their own cultures and governments, many…
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Wii U Games, Ranked By Probability Of Switch Ports
After Zelda, Mario Kart, Pokken, and now Bayonetta, which Wii U games will end up on Nintendo Switch next? Here are the most (and least) likely suspects. Nintendo hasn’t been shy about porting its Wii U games to Switch, and for good reason: Wii U had a few excellent games, but it was also the…
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Bootleg Cuphead Port Quickly Pulled From iTunes
A game as popular as Studio MDHR’s animated run-and-gunner is bound to get its fair share of mobile rip-offs, but the bootleg version of Cuphead that showed up on the iTunes app store earlier today was something else—a very rough, semi-playable version of the full game. “Cuphead by StudioMDHR Entertainment Inc.” read the iTunes listing,…
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How To Fix Your Game’s Camera Without Really Trying
Tokyo 42 came out earlier this year and while its cyberpunk ninja sprawl was both beautiful and exciting to navigate, the game’s camera didn’t always play nice. SMAC Games, the studio behind the game, recently published an update to address the issue and Paul Kilduff-Taylor, a developer on games like Frozen Synapse and Frozen Cortex,…
By Ethan Gach