DIYGamer: "The work of indie developer Mårten Jonsson, in this case as a result of his efforts in the Project Eden Music Game Contest, is now playable on Kongregate. [R]Evolution is a brand new sci-fi music game. Yes, it’s as eccentric as it sounds. In control of a ship, the player’s main goal is to build up as much of the soundtrack as possible by collecting enemies (yup) before smaller objects collide with them. At the same time, the ASDF keys can be used to activate different channels of the song playing, thereby allowing for specific enemy types to spawn — ultimately, if you use this right, you get a higher score."
The Brazilian games industry has taken to the streets of San Francisco for 2019’s Game Developers Conference to showcase their passion and ingenuity for the world to see. Brazil Games has assembled a troupe of 120 talented industry professionals from over 47 different video game businesses to represent their country’s prowess in the digital arts.
Yeah! We are finally hitting big! Happy to see our passionate developers to receive the attention they deserve!
Revolution is simple in terms of execution, but the more advanced levels will take time for die-hards to perfect. There is a great balance in this game between difficulty and playability, graphical beauty and performance. If you’re the type to enjoy puzzles of any kind, Revolution is a must have.
Pocket Gamer - To run "like clockwork" is rapidly becoming one of those phrases in the English language that mean little in the modern world.
Where once every machine had some form of gears and levers clanking away, rotating various cogs and flinging wooden cuckoos out of small doors, now they’re more likely to have transistors, capacitors and soldered circuit boards doing the job instead.
