Trendy Gamers: Just a couple of months ago, I reviewed the Xbox Live Indie title, Techno Kitten Adventure. It was awarded a 2/10 because it featured very basic gameplay, as well as seizure inducing visuals. In the sequel, Nyan Cat Adventure, the gameplay is improved but the seizure inducing visuals are still there.
Our Fondling video series lets editors play the games for your entertainment purposes. They come in many flavors, but all taste equally sweet.
This episode features another Xbox Live Indie Game from one of our favorite developers. Nyan Cat Adventure has our hosts taking pop tart kittehs though the ringer. Join Ken “ZeroTolerance” McKown and Justin “KillerWolverine” Testa as they try to understand the madness that is Nyan Cat Adventure.
My wife and I just purchased this game because the pop tart cat is so strange. The game is actually fun though.
"No matter what format, what system or what game you are developing for, there are certain things that can doom your game regardless of how good or bad it is from the start. While this article is written with a focus on XBLIG’s, much of these apply to any indie game developer looking to make a dollar off of their game."
Critical Gamer's Luke K writes: If you’ve already read parts one and two – and why on Earth wouldn’t you have? – you’ll know that my comments on DLC so far have been overwhelmingly negative. The digital distribution of games and add-ons can be a force for good, however; demonstrably so. It’s done a lot of good not only for business but for us cash-wielding consumers, too, and it will continue to do so.
This game just had to exist.