Coco goes gaga, Atlus says Uh-Oh, and Donkey Kong gives a boo-boo
Say goodbye to June…
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Kill Screen’s 6/26 Playlist: XCOM on iOS, the arrows of Towerfall, and the manic Soundodger
Soundodger Play it Here By Studio Bean For browsers February 3, 1959: The day the music died. Now the music is getting its revenge. Soundodger is Asteroids if you played as a single space-rock and dozens of ships shot music notes in rhythm. Otherworldly tracks by Disasterpeace and Bill Kiley, among
Limbo on iOS, Tale of Tales does the Kama Sutra & Sid Meier the man, the myth, the somewhat interesting person
Peter Molyneux waxes philosophical on acorns, Pirates! iOS purgatory, drill-n-bass, Barabariball! iPad intimacy, mitochondria, a new release for MS-DOS, and it’s about time we got a cricket videogame.
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Whipped cream-covered avatars, an importers’s plea, and D&D’s influence
Summertime in the Northern Hemisphere is here. Remember to get outside and don’t forget the ‘SPF30. PABA-free, of course.
XCOM goes mobile, robots go down swinging, and Super Stanley Cup Bros.
Beware the Wedge, and more…
Playlist 6/18: The weighty-est puzzler, ugly secret babies, and your moment of (color) zen
The brutal, fast-paced puzzles of Crush!, the galactic exploits of a platforming space cop in Mighty Switch Force 2, and the chill vibes of Color Zen make it to this week’s Playlist.
BioShock’s Levine pens sci-fi, game designers on acid, and Legacy of Kain titles that never were
Logan’s Run meets BioShock, Ian Bogost just says NO to serious games, Soudself says YES to acid, with loans on decline libraries turn to playing dominoes with their books, and the DJs of E3 you never knew existed. Also, there are 10 canceled Legacy of Kain games on today’s cheat sheet.
The Rift gets naughty, PS4 looks nice, and one interactive wall of protest
We’ve come a long way, baby.
William Basinski-inspired loops, Xbox One’s launch lineup, & Super Pole Riders is, well, super!
Super Pole Riders is chaos squared, games are owning the ambient music genre, paranoia, psychosis, OOBE, genocide, PRISM, and a nightstand that plays Snake. What more could you ask for?
Pixels on canvas, Spielberg’s predictions, and Polytron’s glorious tease
Inhale, exhale, and light some candles… the long week is almost over.
Microsoft says you don’t listen, a Walking Dead prequel, & Jimmy Fallon games with mom
The Walking Dead returns, Apple’s iOS, yoga fighters, mom gamers, and if you want to play the Xbox One, you better live in the developed world!
Mario in a Cat Suit, Upside-Down Karts, and Microsoft gets its SportsCenter
So what’s the deal with Cat Mario, Twitch Box One, and Sony’s possible truth-stretching? Seek and ye shall find, thou hungry scourers of information.
Thousands disembark noisily in L.A., an E3 alternative arrives across the pond, and a New Leaf finally falls
Things are gonna change… I can feel it.
Metal Gear snags 24’s star, Scrolls goes live, and Smash Bros. returns yet again
Hopefully Badland, Keifer Sutherland, Smash Bros., The Boards of Canada, Scrolls, Gauntlet, and the demise of Zynga are enough to tide you over till the big announcements of e3.
Deus Ex goes mobile, Mega Man’s robotic friend lends a hanky, and the Ouya gets weird
The latest and greatest from the wide world of games.
PopCap travels in time, Madden tackles DirecTV, and R.I.P. Game Developer
A challenger approaches.
DARPA targets Angry Birds, Daft Punk gamified, and digging for E.T. carts in the New Mexico desert
Today’s cheat sheet has Daft Punk, buried E.T. carts, exposed iPhone game cheaters, Mephistophelean pinball machines, nostalgia as a worldwide phenomenia, vibrating gaming vests, and cyber-warfare as World of Warcraft!
Return of the Tropes, Big Blue does Cooking Papa, and what does Sonic smell like?
May flowers bring June… explosions?
Bennett Foddy’s Speed Chess, new Sonic 1ups old Sonic, and SoundSelf meets Oculus Rift
Chess on speed, praying mantises, Bad Dudes, virtual reality, Om meditations, real-life snipers, and Sonic like wine is better with age. All on today’s Cheat Sheet!
Come to Our Great Outdoors Issue Release Party!
Take a walk with us! Our eighth issue, The Great Outdoors, is finally ready to hit newsstands worldwide this week and we want to celebrate with you. This issue explores big themes of what it means to be a digital lover in an era of environmental duress and why you can learn much about the off-screen
Minecraft follow-up creeps nearer, traveling at the speed of light, and animal pants
Let’s keep it clean.
Words With Friends for Xbox One, achievements for TV, and Final Fantasy 9’s final secret
Thought you knew everything about the Xbox One? Think again.