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Set in a dark, black and white environment, the game certainly is eerie. I was intrigued by Silhouette – a two person game where one plays as a victim trying to escape from a mansion while the other player is a killer. The result? A fantastic game! They’re on Steam Greenlight, so go on over and give your support! That’s right, this game was built almost entirely through the use of Google Hangouts for communication. I particularly enjoyed chatting to the developers, a two man team who only actually met in person a couple days before rAge. It has a bit of everything – part RPG, part action-shooter, this top-down self-aware rogue dungeon crawler is seriously intense. Pixel Boy was one of my favorite games on show at rAge. Go to their site and try it out! Pixel Boy If you haven’t checked out Desktop Dungeons by now, you’re seriously missing out. This rogue-like dungeon crawler has a lot to offer now – beautiful artwork, an abundance of silly puns, town growth and leveling as well as the cool crawling mechanics that made it so much fun to begin with. Now, the game seems to be nearing completion – at least, that’s how it looked at rAge. The last time I played Desktop Dungeons was when it was in Alpha.

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check out the gameplay video, or just go to their site and download the game. With the fantastic tag line “Kill demons with rocket chainsaws” what could possibly go wrong? I play this for a bit, but my FPS issues were not built for games like these.

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More from the brilliant guys at Free Lives, Death Smashers is the result of 7DFPS, a game jam where developers must make an FPS in seven days. Death Lazer doesn’t take itself too seriously – you’ve gotta have fun while enjoying an old school deathmatch! Check out Death Lazer online where you can download the game.

a top-down shooter that lets you challenge someone to a deathmatch in multiplayer, or go up against AI to improve your skill. Unfortunately, this was another one I didn’t manage to get any hands on time with. Check out the website – you can also download the game.

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It is in active development for iPad, PC and Mac. Developed by Made with Monster Love, Cadence was originally created during the game jam Ludum Dare 26 and was called Synesthesis. By linking nodes, you create an infinite melodic loop. That said, Broforce is an indie game that seriously deserves the attention – it’s fantastic! Filled with all your Contra love and tons of violence, you need to take a closer look at what Free Lives have created.Ĭadence is a musical puzzle game. First, Darryn chatted to the guys from Free Lives, as well as a couple updates regarding Steam Greenlight.

Okay, bring on the accusations of favoritism – we have told you a lot about Broforce.

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It’s coming to PC, Mac, Android and iOS – you can check out their website here. From Red Dot Lab, Blazin’ Aces is a retro aerial dogfighting game that will be cross platform. I’ll be honest, I didn’t get to play with this one. Brought to you by Steven Tu, you can download the latest build (for Windows) and give it a bash if you didn’t get a chance to play it at rAge. While the focus so far has been on mechanical prototyping rather than graphics, the game still looks like a lot of fun and certainly got a lot of people interested at rAge. Definitely something different:īear Chuck is a couch versus game that combines puzzling with action. You can already pick up a copy of A Day in the Wood through their website. There was a queue for this cute puzzler the WHOLE DAY! It looks so cool, and certainly deserved the attention. I’m doing it in alphabetical order to avoid any accusations of favoritism. In the meantime though, here are the games that were at rAge. We’ll actually be looking at some of the games in more detail later on – I got to speak to the developers who were there and I’m really excited about what’s going on in the local scene. Big thanks to the guys at MakeGamesSA for making this possible! Unfortunately, people had to share computers, so not all the games were available all the time – I missed out on a bunch of them. The 15 games featured showed more creativity than some of the entire AAA stands. I was excited to see everything at rAge – what surprised me though, was how incredible the indie section was.

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