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Back in my college days, I would always treasure my small reunions with high school friends during break. In these get-togethers, rowdy college stories were the commodity amongst my friend group and approving laughter was the currency to be exchanged. But storytime was always anxiety-inducing for me; even with my own wacky and gonzo adventures
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With the growing concerns over the coronavirus outbreak across the world, things are certainly stressful and uncertain right now for everyone around the world. Thankfully, video games have been able to help take us out of dark times before, and with so many countries turning to shelter in place orders and more drastic measures, gaming
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If you’re a fan of Super Smash Bros. Melee, you’re a ride-or-die kind of person. Someone who’s stuck with their game through thick and thin. Ever since picking up a GameCube controller and doing your first wave shine, you knew this game was for you. But Melee still has one downside – it’s old and can’t
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Grundislav Games is working on a wild west-themed game that looks similar to games of old. Rosewater, published by Application Systems Heidelberg, looks to introduce players to a point and click world set with the task to find fortune. The game’s being worked on by Francisco Gonzalez, known for Lamplight City, and one of the developers of Shardlight.
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Here’s a game that might spark nostalgia in some of our older readers! Oxyd is getting a remake that will bring the classic Oxyd game from 1989 to modern computers. The game is being developed by Dongleware Verlags GmbH and published by Application Systems Heidelberg, publishers of Growbot and Mutropolis. The original game was developed by Meinolf
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Mutropolis is an upcoming indie title from developer Pirita Studio, and publisher, Application Systems Heidelberg. The game is set in the 50th century where historic landmarks seem to have been forgotten. A team of archaeologists works together, uncovering relics bearing the rare hallmarks, “Made in China” before a “dog-looking God” appears and ruins everything. The game
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Celeste developer Matt Thorson recently tweeted out some fantastic tips and tricks that can help you improve your game. They’re as they call it “game-feel thing” which is essentially those kinds of hidden, often unintentional mechanics that can make platforming easier by taking advantage of certain positioning and timing windows. But what makes this so
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While PAX East 2020 had some notable last minute absences from the show floor such as PlayStation, what the convention didn’t lack was a breadth of indie games to choose from. PAX has always held its reputation of being a treasure trove of incredible indie gaming experiences, and PAX East this year was certainly no
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Coming off the success of Shovel Knight, the path ahead for developer Yacht Club Games seems especially full of possibility. As one of the most successful games to come out of crowdfunding through Kickstarter, the success of Shovel Knight has led to several spin-offs and new projects set in the game’s world, alongside multiple expansions of
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Humankind, the new 4X game coming from Amplitude Studios, already looks promising. Amplitude is wildly successful when it comes to creating complex systems through which players can micromanage an eventual empire. Just look at Endless Space 2, which I’ve played for nearly 50 hours without completing a single game. Their titles are intimidating but incredibly
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With its first episode released in January 2013, seven years later the entire experience of Kentucky Route Zero has finally come full circle. Last week saw the release of the long-awaited fifth and final Act of the episodic, surreal adventure game series, along with its debut on consoles with the TV Edition. If you’ve been waiting
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After releasing on mobile devices for iOS and Android in 2018, Annapurna Interactive has today announced that Florence will finally be heading to more platforms. Next week on February 13, 2020, Florence will finally be coming to PC, Mac, and perhaps most appropriately, the Nintendo Switch. The game will retail for only $5.99 and will be available via
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On one hand, we at DualShockers are very bummed that Final Fantasy VII Remake got delayed. On the other hand, the recent swell of attention and news is driving a ton of new and impressive FFVII cosplay. And some of the best of the bunch? New takes on fan-favorite Tifa Lockhart, including a fantastic photoshoot from cosplayer Shade Cramer
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When it comes to publisher Ubisoft, the French-based company has seen high levels of success across several of its franchises by establishing what has colloquially been known as “the Ubisoft formula.” This, of course, is in reference to the types of games that Ubisoft has released in the last decade that largely revolve around creating
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Close to two years after fully releasing, Unknown Worlds Entertainment has announced the latest sales numbers for its survival game Subnautica. As reported in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Unknown Worlds founder Charlie Cleveland stated that Subnautica has now surpassed over 5 million copies sold in total. This number is made up of sales across PS4, Xbox One,
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