Dave goes suitcase-hunting and trashes an old man’s house in a number of dimensions in Quantum Conundrum, a new game from the guys who brought you Dark Void, Airtight Games.
Dave, Kel, Fluke, and Surge try to take a look at the multiplayer of turn-based strategy game Fray. But as always, multiplayer games don’t seem to agree with our intrepid gang of gamers.
Dave and Kel take a look at the new “Planeschase” mode in Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013, not to be confused with Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 or Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers.
Dave jumps into a rather bouncy experience with this preview look at Bounce from NerfGames. There are also some penguins involved, but Dave has no love to spare for the penguins.
Watch Dave get his cells in a bunch as he takes a look at a unique puzzle game, Splice – the latest game from Cipher Prime Studios (The guys behind Auditorium and Fractal).
Dave after a few teething problems manages to get in to a crazy platform game with time travel, spins, jumps, flying, gliding, ropes and so much more.
Dave and Fluke sit down to discuss Krater. After having been stranded without an Ikea for a few days, how exactly are they doing?
Dave gets dropped head first in to post-apocalyptic Sweden thanks to Krater, a post-apoc indie RPG, where even after the bombs have dropped….
…tophats are still in style.
Dave decides that after all the shooting and dying in Max Payne 3, he would relax with a preview of Resonance a point-and-click adventure game from XII games and Wadjet Eye games. And yet, even in a PAC, he still manages to die.
Dave and Fluke have a love-hate relationship with multiplayer modes in games: They love multiplayer, while it seems to hate them.
Luckily, it seems they have managed to tame the multiplayer aspect of Max Payne 3. They show us what it’s all about, as well as discussing the single player.