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Building Cities and Exploring Politics with Citystate

Josh Griffiths - February 5, 2018

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Neo Impossible Bosses Captures the Highs and Lows of MMO Raiding

Kyle Rogacion - February 5, 2018

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Outgun the Competition With Style in Treadnauts

Kyle Rogacion - January 29, 2018

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Enter the Gungeon Review: Bite-sized Blasts of Fun

Kyle Rogacion - January 29, 2018

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Life is Feudal MMO Early Access Preview: Fun is Futile

Joanna Mueller - January 29, 2018

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Life is Feudal: From Crowdfunding to Early Access

Joanna Mueller - January 26, 2018

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Aaero Review: A Rhythm Game For Dubstep Enthusiasts

Ben Snyder - January 24, 2018

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Where Are My Friends? Reviewed: Multi-Genre Reach Exceeds Its Grasp

John Klingle - January 23, 2018

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Early Access Preview: Hooked on My Time at Portia

Joanna Mueller - January 23, 2018

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Help A Trapped Man Keep His Sanity In Stay

Keenan McCall - January 22, 2018

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Surrealist JRPG Hylics Sequel Looks Mind-Bendingly Weird

Kyle Rogacion - January 18, 2018

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PAX South: Evolution from Tabletop to Digital

Joanna Mueller - January 16, 2018

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Yume Nikki Trades Intrigue for Exposure

John Klingle - January 15, 2018

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Seattle-Based Indies Tackle Game-in-a-Week Challenge

Kyle Rogacion - January 15, 2018

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Cheapskate Monday: 3 Free Indies for the Hell Week Ahead

Nic Reuben - January 15, 2018

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They Are Billions Strategy Guide: What Not To Do

Nic Reuben - January 9, 2018

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Where’s Gaming’s Direct Action Movement?
There’s no question that Bully Hunters was a shitshow through and through. Sold as a gang of skilled vigilantes that would enter online games and e-kill shit-talking pests, it turned out to be just as flawed in execution as it was in concept. As sad as getting back at an in-game annoyance by handing them […]
Catching Kitties, Abstract Art & Monitoring the Market: Inside Jam for Change 2018
Jam for Change was a game jam that took place during London Games Festival on Saturday 7th and Sunday the 8th of April. It was an event in support of the charity women’s aid, who provide services and give and help to women and children who are victims of violence and domestic abuse. Anyone could […]
These Horizon Zero Dawn Photographers Find the Soul in the Machines
Despite being released way back in the murky, pre-technology days of slightly over a year ago, Guerrilla‘s open-world masterpiece Horizon Zero Dawn continues to inspire a wealth of a new fan art, cosplay, and incredible photography. To celebrate Aloy’s one year anniversary, New Normative asked some of our favourite capture artists to share stories from their […]
Super Lesbian Animal RPG Is A Treasure In The Making
No, you read that right. Super Lesbian Animal RPG is an actual game in development. Now, this should be said straight away. If the title alone has triggered you with its promise of same sex relationships among anthropomorphic animals, you’re going to have a bad time. Seriously, stop reading right now and go back to […]
Alien Food Frenzy Launches on Steam, Doesn’t Include Game File
It seems like you can’t go more than a month without Steam revealing more and more about its broken approval process for games. Now the botched release of Alien Food Frenzy drives the point home once more. As we know, all it takes to get a game published on steam is 100 dollars and an […]

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