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Defense Grid: The Awakening - My Favorite Standalone Tower Defense So Far

My review of Defense Grid: The Awakening, a great tower defense game with solid design, lots of content, and much-appreciated challenges and difficulty.

Defense Grid: The Awakening

Atom Zombie Smasher: Great, Unique, Difficult, and Fun...For Awhile

My review about Atom Zombie Smasher. I really enjoyed the gameplay but I have doubts about the game's replayability and staying power.

Atom Zombie Smasher

Cthulhu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII Reviewed: Great RPGs

My dual reviews of Cthulhu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII, two great retro RPGs available as a bundle. Cthulhu, which was developed second, is undoubtedly the better game, but Breath of Death is worth playing too.

Nehrim: Erothin

Minecraft 1.8 (Adventure Update) Trailer Released, Update "Leaked"

Information about the (intentional) "leak" of Minecraft 1.8, the first half of the Adventure Update. Also includes embedded official trailer and some of my early experiences playing after the update.

Minecraft 1.8 Adventure Update

Portal: No Escape - Amazing Live Action Portal Short Film

A short post simply to direct (more) attention to Dan Trachtenberg's short film "Portal: No Escape." Go watch right now (on YouTube in HD).

Portal: No Escape

Tech Tales
The Indie Royale Launch Bundle recently concluded, but now a new Humble Bundle is available, conveniently. Initially this new "Debut" only included Voxatron, a voxel-based top-down shooter with destructible environments which is still in alpha. Later, two "completed" games were added: The Binding of Isaac and Blocks That Matter. The Binding of Isaac is the only game I've already played; it's great, and you should buy it. If you purchased the bundle while only Voxatron was available, you'll get both new games for free. For new purchases, you'll have to pay above the average (currently $4.86, still a great deal).

As usual, all three games work on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and are of course DRM-free. Binding of Isaac and Blocks That Matter are both redeemable on Steam. Voxatron may eventually be redeemable on Steam, but there are no promises on that. Payments can as always be divided between the three game developers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Child's Play, and the Humble Bundle itself.

With a little under 11 days left, this Bundle has already been purchased over 120,000 times for over $587,000. Notch currently leads the pack with a contribution of $2000. Head on over to the Humble Bundle page and buy a bundle to support indie game developers and two great charities.

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