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If you’re old like me, then Super Catboy’s trailer (above) will send you flying back to the ‘90s in ways you might not have entirely wanted. It’s the most tremendous pastiche of how games were advertised back then, even funnier given #Dhoni #GTvsCSK #GTvCSK
conifer.rhizome.org/lukemckay/game… the incongruity (then and now) of furious metal and over-excited players with a 2D pixel platformer.
Created by “two German dudes,” it’s not just the promotion that reminds me of the era. This has Fire & Ice/Lion King vibes to its art, and all that
Created by “two German dudes,” it’s not just the promotion that reminds me of the era. This has Fire & Ice/Lion King vibes to its art, and all that
osf.io/hrt9v/wiki/hom… sliding about. There’s a demo on Steam if you want to check it out.A new video game in which users attack Russian forces with drones has triggered a debate about ethics. The German developer says he just wants to fight back in some way and that he will
speakerdeck.com/leonchastain/r… donate some of his profits. A company from Germany has developed a video game called "Death From Above" based on the war in Ukraine. The game, which simulates a drone attack, was launched Thursday on the online
my.weezevent.com/cara-mendapatk… distribution platform Steam in "early access" mode — that is, it is still in development. Even before the game's release, there was discussion about the ethics of such a game given the ongoing war in Ukraine. Some considered it tasteless
game-penghasil-uang.teachable.com/p/review-game-… while others praised the satirical approach and evencompared the game to Charlie Chaplin films; Chaplin made a Hitler parody, "The Great Dictator," in 1940.
"It's a propaganda game," said Hendrik Lesser, a gamer and owner of the Munich-based company
"It's a propaganda game," said Hendrik Lesser, a gamer and owner of the Munich-based company
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