Stickmen Studios | Oct 15, 2010 Doc Clock is an interesting Platform based Puzzle game. Ok, it’s way more platform game than puzzle game. All of the puzzle part involves assembling various parts you find along the way into different vehicles. The basic plot involves Doc Clock and his robot backpack companion. You start out in Doc Clock’s lab and after accidentally turning your cat into a plant, you set out to build a time machine so you can travel back in time 5 minutes to save your cat. By […]
Frozenbyte | July 2, 2009 Trine is a game that takes several separate concepts and pushes them together into one game. You have the core platform action game, where you jump around and battle monsters. There’s some puzzle aspects where you need to open gates and trigger buttons. There’s a bit of RPG element involved with the party of characters, story and level system. Finally it’s all distilled and simplified to the point where it’s fairly simple to play making it just a little but of a casual game. Often […]
I’ve been a bit behind here on my Transformers themed gaming here. I have yet to really get into any of the latest 3D incarnations of Transformers video games until recently. i figure the best thing to do would be to start at the beginning. Unfortunately, Transformers (Armada) isn’t available on the PC so I’m going for the game based on the first movie game. Keep in mind also, while I played the PC version, I’m pretty sure it’s essentially the same as the console versions for PS2, Xbox360, and […]
Released: 01.21.2010 | Golem Labs I’m labeling this, Episode 1 because when this game was made, there was an idea for an Episode 2. There doesn’t seem to have ever been an Episode 2 produced however. Kind of a shame since this game isn’t completely terrible and it’s relatively short. It’s not a spectacular game either though and has a few game breaking bugs in it so it may be a goo thing there isn’t an Episode 2. This game takes the idea of Episodic gaming and combines it with […]
Dance Dance Revolution PC (Konami) 2 Players Here’s a little artifact that is probably fairly obscure. There was an official DDR game released for PC a while back. Except it was an exclusive product for a chain of stores not in my area (Fry’s) and to an online store I never shop at (outpost.com). And at only $10 it’s certainly cheaper than the Playstation alternatives. On the other hand it has to compete with free programs such as Stepmania. So how well does this game step up to the challenge? […]
