Green Pixels' Nathan Meunier says: "As a secret agent of sorts, presumably named Citizen Abel, you'll infiltrate some unusual areas and uncover your obscure objectives on the fly. Your missions include such oddities as procuring a special cocktail to deliver to a specific party guest and locating strange birds that explode when photographed. Oddly enough, Gravity Bone has only two (yes two) levels. If that sounds excruciatingly sparse, it's because it is. However, the overall experience, combined with the bizarre ending, makes the brief adventure totally worthwhile."
Green Pixels' Free Bytes column covers a unique freeware indie game each week.
Trading Nick and the typical silliness for a more serious tone to reflect last week’s announcements, the Gamers Association guys spend a ton of time talking through the end of THQ and Nintendo’s titanic news. Wait, did they actually convince themselves that the awkward Wii U is the perfect supplemental next-gen system? Plus, expect a little speculation about potential PS4-Vita second screen sorcery as they maintain their required minimum amount of crazy. Also Kingdom Hearts, just because. Welcome to The Game Plan!
A description of the importance of narrative in Indie Games and how Blendo Games' two offerings affect the way we look at narrative and length in video games.
GG writes: Thirty Flights of Loving is the latest indie title offering to catch our eye recently.
