Gadgets and Khajiits' Sam talks to Sc0tt Games' Scott Harber about his 11 year career and the future of VR.
One Angry Gamer "Scott Harbor's Chaos Ride is a 3D, fast-paced, piped racing game. You move through winding and twisting tracks at high speeds in hopes of coming in first place. It requires breakneck concentration, amazing flinch reflexes and keen hand-eye coordination. I really liked what the game had to offer, but some people didn't and the developer decided to remove it from Steam so it wouldn't contribute to the culture of clutter on Valve's digital storefront."
Hardcore Gamer: A new Monday equals a new Monday bundle from Indie Gala and today is no different.
GG:
Racing games made up quite a large portion of my childhood. From titles such as Sonic Heroes
and myriads of Nascar Racing’s yearly incarnations, some of my best memories can be traced back to burning rubber with my dearest partner in crime, my sister. Hell, my parents even bought me a racing wheel and pedals (my feet couldn’t even reach the floor of my room back then, so you can imagine how effective they were) to add to the realism.
You can only imagine, then, the nostalgic rush that overcame me as I booted up Chaos Ride for the first time. Did it deliver?
