GameZone takes a look at three Indie games and let you know whether they're worth your time and money. Should you buy, skip or demo it? Check out the article.
On its raw, unkempt surface, Fireball appears to carry on where Inferno+ and Ballistic left off, posing as a bona fide, money-back-guarantee pile of shoot-em-up pulchritude. But that ain’t right, sister; you don’t know the half of it. Tradition, convention, schemata – they can all take a runner because Fireball isn’t about blasting your adversaries to smithereens. It’s about survival.
DIYGamer: "Radiangames hit the XBLIG scene in 2010 with debut title Joy Joy, and has since been on a development tour de force, releasing a myriad of arcade-style shooters while migrating the dev’s various offerings (whether old, new, or upgraded) onto PC/Mac and iOS platforms as well. Luke Schneider, the mastermind behind it all, stops in to update us on the just released Quadtastic Collection, some reflection on marketing experimentation, and where he’s looking to go both platform-wise and genre-wise next."
Radian Games, a one man indie dream team, has struck gold again! Fireball, the latest and greatest that has come from the studio, has proven that he’s here to stay! The game is a wet dream for score chasers; this is only perpetuated by the fact that this is the first game from Radian Games that has online leader boards. Fireball takes the concept of pacifism from Geometry Wars, and expands it into a full featured game.
thx for info...might check some of these out
I NEED The Tempura of the Dead. I love the look of it, and the Spelunker reference in this article makes me want to play it even more.
Seems like XBLI games are getting progressively better