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[Review] Driftmoon – More like Driftmeh

Role Playing Games are sort of my thing. I’ve been playing them for as long as I can remember and they are my favorite type of game if I really had to choose one. Many Indie developers go the route of the RPG because they are simpler to develop even though they have more content than other types of games, and because of this we see a lot of RPGs fly by us here at Twinfinite. Driftmoon is one of [...]

[LTTP Review] Imscared – No seriously, I’m scared

After our recent article about the Free Bundle, I decided to look through the games and see what the indie crowd had graciously released to us for free. One of the games in the bundle was Imscared, a pixelated horror adventure game that is a little more than meets the eye. Imscared is an indie horror game developed using Game Maker 8 by Italian indie developer, Ivan Zanotti.

[Featurama] The Console War…The Console War Never Changes

I was really lucky as a kid to have had access to the three major consoles from the second generation of video games. It’s de rigeur nowadays for people to have access to all of them, but that was decidedly not a common thing back in the day. One big factor behind it was cost: Games have always cost at least $50-60, even in 1982 when that was a hell of a lot more money than now. Anyway, I was [...]

[Featurama] A Tip of the Hat: An Interview on Project Fedora

There is a story filled with mystery and intrigue. Of a brave man who did what he needed to get the job done. Who fought for the truth. But let’s not talk about how I met Ryan Jones, Project Manager for Big Finish Games. Let’s talk about his newly-funded Project Fedora and the return of Tex Murphy. For those of you who don’t know Tex Murphy is the main character of a sci-fi noir adventure series. Tex was easy to [...]

[News] Double Fine Kickstarter Update

Tim Schafer, arguably the most likable man in the video game industry, has released a brief video update on the status of his formerly-$400k now-$1.8 million adventure game/video documentary project. Even if it contained exactly no good news whatsoever, any chance to see Tim Schafer be Tim Schafer in front of a camera is fun- but he dropped some details which should make people pretty darn happy. It was stated in the beginning of the project that whether or not [...]