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Review: Empires of Arkeia

Playing a Flash game is very unusual for me, not happening for years, and I’m reasonably certain that this is the first time I actually completed one, so I thought I might as well go one step further and review it too, especially since I already wrote a brief strategy guide for it. Understandably, despite […]

How Much of the Kickstarter Funds for a Game Are Lost on Rewards?

I’ve been looking through the games listed on Kickstarter lately and find myself rather surprised at the rewards listed for the pledgers. Some of them, in fact many of them, imply expenses of up to a significant portion of the amount pledged, meaning that the actual amount raised for the game itself is significantly lower […]

GOG.com Releases: Additional Content or Lower Prices?

Watched CD Projekt‘s “Spring Conference” three days ago and the plans revealed in the part that had to do with GOG.com made me want to send them an e-mail with a few comments. However, I didn’t do it so far, so I won’t have that as a “skeleton” to base this post on, but I’d […]

Review: Dink SmallWood HD

While the original game is close to a decade and a half old, it has recently been ported to multiple platforms and a new version, called Dink SmallWood HD, has been released at the end of 2011. From what I see, the only notable difference, from a gameplay perspective, is the fact that you can […]

Review: Tropico 3: Gold Edition

I remember wanting to play the first Tropico ever since it launched, but never got around to it. Tropico 2 never really caught my eye, but when I heard of a Tropico 3, I immediately added it to the list of games I wanted to play, removing the first one from that same list a […]