Eurogamer:
"I did not expect to get stuck on Panoramical. Panoramical isn't the kind of game anybody gets stuck on, right? It's a sort of prog rock album cover generator: you dial your way through strobing, warping, flickering environments looking for something you like the look of, and then you linger, soundtrack (by David Kanaga, the composer of Proteus) colliding with landscape. You can advance between templates - although templates is completely the wrong word; I should have said vistas - at the touch of a button, and you can zip back and forth using a level select screen - level is also the wrong word - that has a neat radial twist to it. There's no objective, so how could you possibly get stuck?"
Gaming events take on all shapes and sizes, and Now Play This is quickly becoming one of my favourite calendar entries of the year. For a single weekend, Somerset House in London has every nook and cranny filled with intriguing and artistic games, and here are five of my favourites.
Noobfeed writes: "It’s been a wild ride, hasn’t it? For those of us who are having a rough post-election time, some indie developers have come to the rescue, by making their gams temporarily free."
Just play games and escape this broken reality. Whatever happened, just calm down and move on.
Edit : I'm crying in my heart. It's hurt so badly. Both sides are flawed.
With Brexit, and now a Trump presidency, lets hope that this globalist takeover has been put into the trash bin of history once and for all!
In this economic climate people have to be especially frugal with their income. Rent is high and food banks are empty by the time you’ve finished this sentence. To avoid this adult responsibility most people get to sniffing, inhaling and smoking dank bud. That’s too much of a commitment for me, so can ReadersGambit waste money in an altogether less sociable way? The rule: We at ReadersGambit spend roughly £20 on Steam to see if we can successfully escape modern financial burdens. The outcome: We at ReadersGambit probably don’t.
Kwaig takes a look at what he got for £20 on the steam marketplace and provides quips on the games he played.
