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A minimalist indie multiplayer classic: simple to understand, hard to master, hilarious under pressure, and still one of the purest “one more match” games ever made.
A minimalist indie multiplayer classic: simple to understand, hard to master, hilarious under pressure, and still one of the purest “one more match” games ever made. Winning is temporary. The worm is eternal.
Moo Who? Brings Competitive Hidden-Object Play to Steam
Moo Who? is scheduled to arrive on Steam today with an unusual combination of hidden-object searching and player-versus-player competition. Rather than treating object hunting purely as a relaxed single-player activity, the game turns observation into a multiplayer challenge. ...
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New ReleaseBlood Red Rebirth Targets Its Steam Launch Today
Blood Red Rebirth is scheduled for release on Steam today. Finborough Games' side-scrolling action shooter drops players into a fictional Cold War-era East European state where several military and paramilitary factions are fighting over nuclear weapons. Players can use firear...
Gaming EventCall of Duty Next Takes Place Today
Activision's Call of Duty Next presentation takes place today alongside the opening phase of the Modern Warfare 4 beta. The showcase is expected to provide a closer look at the year's Call of Duty ecosystem, with gameplay demonstrations, developer commentary and information ab...
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CRX Entertainment
CRX Entertainment is a Singapore-based indie publisher building a colourful catalogue of casual, retro-inspired, strategy, sports and character-driven games. From food carts and rice bowls to island defense, school dodgeball and historical Java strategy, CRX is trying to carve out its own place in the modern indie games scene.
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