EuroGamer: "Perhaps the biggest tribute you can pay DRM is that, though its influences are many and obvious, you couldn't point to a single one and say 'there' - not even Jeff Minter's work. It doesn't play out quite like anything else, veering between brutal and whimsical all the time, and at its best it hits that shooter sweet spot: when your brain is absorbed, fingers moving in advance, the music's pumping, and your eyes observe genius skills emerging from some subterranean consciousness. So please don't quote this out of context, but I'm a big fan of DRM."
Rob Fearon has been making hyper-colorful arena shooters for a while now, long enough that one of them even appeared in the physical paper version of Hardcore Gamer Magazine.
What is Death Ray Manta? Looked at one way, it’s an easy question to answer. Except the game from Bagfull of Wrong isn’t going to be what lands on the Vita.
The SavyGamer bundle leverages a bargain-hunting brand into a new collection of cut-price indie games, highlighting the desirability of the bundle model for producers and consumers.
