Bionic Dues is the new game from Arcen Games, a studio that seems to have an inexhaustible inspiration because in a little over a year ComboCaster already analyzed two sets of them, this being the third. This time Arcen brings us a roguelike shift with mechs and their customization. The roguelike are really fashionable because yesterday we launched a review of the last one and we were actually many who came here. Something that also seems to be more popular than ever are mechs. In recent times apart from Bandai releases that are already normal, had a fantastic online shooter, Mechwarrior Online a monster movie that while not exactly a movie mechs everyone can see the inspiration, Pacific Rim and we still have to Titanfall next year. If these humanoid robots were ever in fashion is now.
SteamFirst: Remember that scene in Johnny Mnemonic when the main character had to fill his head with an overload of data? Yeah, not many people do. It’s the first and last time a William Gibson story was put to screen. Sad really. Had to think hard to remember that movie in order to illustrate my week with Arcen Games latest robotic dungeon crawler; Bionic Dues.
Our tactical roguelike-like Bionic Dues is part of the latest Groupees 'pay what you want' ($1 minimum) deal. It's a Steampunk-themed bundle full of games, music, comics, and e-books -- with a portion of the proceeds will go to charity Direct Relief International. Check out the trailer to see what's included.
Hardcore Gamer: It’s Monday, and it’s also Martin Luther King Jr. day. That means beyond honoring one of the most revered civil rights activists in history, you can also save money on games thanks to the weekly Steam sale.
