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Anthony reviews ambient physics puzzler NightSky and has some... personal issues.
The creator of Knytt and Within a Deep Forest just released a new physics-based platform puzzler. Is it any good or is it just for chillbros? We also talk about what games you got over the holidays, and Anthony's personal life falls to pieces on camera. As. Per. Usual.
Nifflas has a new game out, dudes! It's called NightSky and I am excited about it in the most chill, ambient way anyone can be excited. If the name isn't ringing any bells, his past work probably will - Knytt and Within a Deep Forest are his two most well-known, and we covered his most recent freebee, FiNCK, in episode 91. NightSky has all the hallmarks of a Nifflas game: laid-back pacing, ambient atmosphere, and a focus on exploration of an alien world.
WINDOWS (MAC COMING SOON), Puzzle Platformer, Nifflas, $10 - LINK
#3: suteF - Windows, Puzzle Platformer, Ted Lauterbach - LINK #2: Ninja Senki - Windows, Platformer, Pixeltao - LINK #1: Cat Astro Phi - Flash, Action, PhotonStorm - LINK
Last episode we asked what you played over the holidays, and the DS seemed to reign supreme.
This week's question: DUDES, THE BYTEJACKER GAME IS OUT. And it's free. Go play it and then let us know what you think! http://game.bytejacker.com
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Isaac Clarke returns for another blood-curdling adventure in the sequel to Visceral Games' critically acclaimed blockbuster Dead Space. After waking from a coma on a massive space city known as "The Sprawl", the lone survivor of a horrific alien infestation finds himself confronting a catastrophic new nightmare. Equipped with a new arsenal of tools to dismember the Necromorphs, Isaac will face the challenge head-on. Fire up Isaac's suit boosters to rocket around in zero gravity like never before. Explore the depths of the Sprawl and encounter new weightless combat and physics-based puzzles with full 360 degree? movement. For the first time, experience the horror of a Necromorph outbreak with others. Fight in skirmishes around the Sprawl and strategically dismember your friends in online multiplayer gameplay. Dead Space 2: In Stores January 25th.
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Hey, remember Free Indie Rapid Fire? It's a part of @newchallenger now, video comments and all! Here's this week's: http://t.co/7N1xAqB0
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@spirit31gaming I actually put a video up on Bytejacker and the Bytejacker YouTube/Facebook about it when we started- guess you missed it ;)
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@spirit31gaming Moved FIRF and indie reviews over to the @NewChallenger youtube. http://t.co/EyCeVMPi
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RT @acarboni: Hey, guys? FREE. INDIE. RAPID. FIRE. (seriously) http://t.co/uVcGzbgy
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