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Realm of the Mad God is a extremely addicting game that I have played for hours. Sure it's repetitive, but it is repetitive in a fun way!
Originally posted by LouWeed:Originally posted by bjjdude:Hexagon. Why settle for Hexagon when you can have…Super Hexagon? (just came out on Steam) If we're supposed to pick any indie game (i.e. not on Steam), I pick Jumper 2
Originally posted by bjjdude:Hexagon.
Why settle for Hexagon when you can have…Super Hexagon? (just came out on Steam)
If we're supposed to pick any indie game (i.e. not on Steam), I pick Jumper 2
That's what i ment silly
Terraria. Looks like the game you have up there, mate.
Games that are equally good for me: FTL, Atom Zombie Smasher, Prison Architect (Even if it is repetitive at this current stage) and Garry's mod
Definitely The Binding of Isaac. Currently I have played it for 143 hours and I've got every single achievement, but the game just doesn't get boring. It has so much replay value, because every run is so different.
No other game has come close to the price/played hours ratio TBOI has, and every moment has been pure fun. And all of it for only a few euros.
So many good games… :(
Binding of Isaac, Bastion, Psychonauts, CaveStory+, Amnesia: The Dark Descent are probably my top 5 in no order.
I can't actually justify any of these being better in every way than the others so I'll leave it at that. :3
Originally posted by kingtimc:Games that are equally good for me: FTL, Atom Zombie Smasher, Prison Architect (Even if it is repetitive at this current stage) and Garry's mod
Atom Zombie Smasher is one that I wish more people had played. The humor is quirky, and the game is actually pretty fun. It's all about those infantry squads!
It's a tie between ''Super Meat Boy'' and ''The Binding of Isaac'' for me. Also the Mardek RPG series if it counts(just one guy making such an amazing game is astonishing).
Originally posted by adv0catus:I already have it so I'm just posting to say… To The Moon is fantastic. Good luck. :D
I already have it so I'm just posting to say… To The Moon is fantastic.
Good luck. :D
Such an awesome game, indeed. I highly suggest you all play it, even if you don't win it here.
Though, to throw out a good game, Fortune Summoners: Secret of the Elemental Stone is a great action game. It's kind of similar to Castlevania, except you have a magic system, a complex battle system, and a vastly-improved enemy AI as compared to most games (read: button mashing will get you killed against slimes, the very first enemy in the game). It's extremely difficult, even on the easiest setting. However, once you get the hang of how to not get brutally murdered (tip: guarding is your very bestest friend), it's quite an enjoyable game.
The setting takes place in the country of Scotsholm, where magic and monsters are common and stuffs. Arche (that's you!) and her parents have just moved into the countryside town of Tonkiness (lovely name). Atypical of other eight-year-old girls, Arche is quite proficient at swinging around swords as long as she is tall, thanks to training from her dad, who was some kind of guard or adventurer or somesuch, who cares. Being the only school in the area, she now attends the Minasa-Ratis Magic School, even though she has never seen magic before, much less actually cast it. Will that change before the end of the game? Who knows! Oh wait, I do. :3
But yes, regardless of my horrible pre-game synopsis, it really is a great game to play. And, shockingly enough, unlike most Japanese-born games starring young girls, it's family friendly in the visual department! So yes. All of you. Go buy it now. (Admittedly, it's twenty bucks, but we're all gamers. We won't let a silly thing like a price tag stop us, right? Right, guys?)
Minecraft or terraria, i just like building stuff tbh.
And i never win stuff, but i guese i can try :)
sup minecraft now give me ma winnings bra
Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet[Official site]
[XBL site]
Fuelcell games(Michel Gagne and Joe Olson)
Trailer featuring game music("Blood Hunger Doctrine" by Dimmu Borgir)
Final Trailer
Your character is a scientist/pilot,
of a flying saucer.
Which you can upgrade with different types of weapons/tools, as you can see in the Gameplay Montage Video
You start off on your home planet, which is overcome by darkness to become a shadow of itself. Then, you journey to The Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, where the entire planet of darkness is your enemy.
I love this game because of the animation and a story that could be told as a movie, but in this case told in the format of a 2D-scrolling environment.
There are criticisms about games made year-after-year-after-year-after-year that are the same game. If consumers did not keep buying the same game, the big game publishers would not be chasing them so much. There are a lot of great indie games here that are outstanding for their own reasons, this one just happens to be mine because I like playing as a scientist UFO pilot in a planet of darkness rocking out to Epic Metal backed by Symphony.
Michel Gagne is currently working on Saga of Rex. He plans to make his book into an animated film, followed by a game.
My favorite indie game is probably Cthulhu Saves The World. Seriously, check it out. It is a cheap game that is on Steam.
enters contest. Come on..big money..no whammies…and…stop!
I'd say Bastion. Bastion was such an enveloping game, with its superb soundtrack, entrancing narration, and unique world.
Limbo, for all its creative design, was not very much of a 'game' so much as an experience that left you feeling rather unfulfilled, like there was so much more that could have been done. Super Meat Boy would be my choice, but I'm a sucker for a deeper story. Bastion might not have the exact same replay value as TBoI or FTL, (I love FTL as well, imagining my poor fellows dying as they try to repair that blasted O2 generator is wonderful) but I love it the most all the same.
Bastion endeared the uniqueness of non-AAA games to me.
Psychonauts definitely :)
I am a fan of both FTL and Terraria. I honestly couldn't pick between the two (Though currently I favor FTL a bit more.)
Good to see a wide variety of games out there! Keep 'em coming, the contest ends in less than two days!
I want to see how sad To the moon can get in person, rather then watching it., that is if I win it.
I have to go with Dwarf Fortress as the Indie game I have unquestionably played and enjoyed the most.
It's not for everyone though, so I'm give my honorable mention to Path of Exile as a well-polished Indie game more people should check out.
My favorite is probably Dungeons of Dredmor, I've just always enjoyed dungeon crawlers and since the game is random it never feels the same to me.
I enjoy The Binding of Isaac, a truly morbid experience, if there ever was any.
I'd also say Super Meat Boy. Meat Boy was fun and challenging, but this game has plenty of characters, levels, and bandages that have kept me entertained. I also watched Indie Game: The Movie which really highlighted the effort Indie Developers put into their games.
Torchlight and Bastion are two of my favs. but I'm guessing that's too easy lol but i do like them very much!
Turn-based tactical combat, unique setting, grey morality, multiple endings and choices that actually matter. One of the best RPG series I ever played.


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The Tamil Nadu Governor Surjit Singh Barnala has given a certificate of appreciation to Thanjavur District Collector M.S.Shanmugham for achieving maximum Flag Day collection in the district during the year 2009-10.
The certificate was handed over to the collector here on Friday by the Assistant Director of Ex-servicemen Welfare M.Suresh Kumar . Against the target of Rs. 25.10 lakh, a Flag Day collection of Rs. 37.05 lakh was achieved in the year 2009-10. Cent per cent achievement was done in 2008-09. The collector had received a certificate of appreciation for the past achievements. The collector thanked the officials of various departments for making this achievement possible. He appealed to them to cooperate in the future too and get appreciation from the Governor, said a release issued here on Friday.
Governor Surjit Singh Barnala has given a certificate of appreciation to Thanjavur Collector

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17th November 2014, 18:50 at 6:50 pm #286000
Hmmm well I don't know. 8 months in prison is what you get for stabbing someone or hate crime. I think it's a bit OTT for a lads' prank even if it was risky and a massive nuisance. A good dose of community service would have done, I'd have thought.
If 8 months is really all you get for attempted murder then that is very worrying. This is pretty similar to what you would get for a serious driving related crime on the road, which considering the circumstances I think is fair, and should hopefully nip in the bud any prospective copycats.
I doubt he'll serve more than 4 months anyway.
11th November 2014, 8:34 at 8:34 am #285314Yeah Iberia got really unlucky, with Finland sandbagging in the qualifiers they could have fallen into any group. Iberia might have still made it but the races didn't really go their way either, then again they're not really known for their consistency. We've definitely improved this year but I still can't see us being any more than a nuisance to Finland and DE-AT-CH, they're very good at getting their best drivers to join up, if we could had that kind of participation we'd have a chance of winning it (and I probably wouldn't be racing! :P).
I watched all the broadcasts and thought yours was the most professional of the three, you seemed to have done a lot of homework/set up work by comparison. The only thing I felt that could possibly be improved was the way BSR handled the lower splits with a reporter, I felt that gave a little more insight into how it was going. I don't know the first thing about broadcasting though so I don't know how easy this would be to organise :).
I suppose they could have offered one split each to broadcasters for the finals, but I guess that would have created too much drama.
10th November 2014, 0:01 at 12:01 am #285281I think it was Button on…Raikkonen? When they were really close into t1 and t4.
9th November 2014, 9:50 at 9:50 am #285108Enjoyed that Joey! I don't think the US clubs should give us too much trouble on the road side, Amjed was running about the same pace as me and I was in 2nd split. Oval is obviously likely to be a bit more mixed though, especially in the lower splits (we're scraping the barrel a bit for oval racers).
8th November 2014, 22:14 at 10:14 pm #284551Did my bit to get UK&I into the final (led a 1,2,3,4,5 in split 2 :P), I'll be watching the broadcast @joey-poey , really interested in how these US teams get on, and with Iberia messing up in their group the wildcard spot it still open.
8th November 2014, 13:47 at 1:47 pm #284424I'm crossing my fingers the standing restart rule is quietly dropped in off-season. No one seems to think it's a good idea, but like double points if no insiders speak out early enough it'll just sit there until it's too late.
28th October 2014, 0:26 at 12:26 am #280492Hah! I love these, it was a bit better than last season's to be fair! It's nice to see so much enthusiasm.
26th October 2014, 18:50 at 6:50 pm #28039124th October 2014, 23:15 at 11:15 pm #280258Yeah I've given you all admin so you should be able to paint whichever car you want to use now. The UI is a bit different to the personal one so you might need to work the colours out yourselves (I don't think it matters as long as it's close).
24th October 2014, 15:34 at 3:34 pm #280234Is this the curse of Rossi?
23rd October 2014, 17:29 at 5:29 pm #280182I've made a team up, if anyone else wants to join just shoot me a PM (not sure how the application system works when recruitment is turned off)
22nd October 2014, 15:12 at 3:12 pm #279883We could try a 24 Heures du Fun race later if you want, although there doesn't seem to be any qualifying so the first lap could get pretty interesting.
There was quite a bit of talk before this week about how the new V8 would be easier to drive, but from what I've heard it's pretty much the same as the old one (a nightmare) :P. I haven't driven any of my normal cars yet so can't comment on the tyre change.
I'm still in World Cup mode at the minute, a lot of our best drivers are tied up with other races so we might struggle to make the final this year.
20th October 2014, 11:49 at 11:49 am #279769D is an interesting group, I have no idea who'll come out on top there. I haven't driven the RUF since it was released so I've got some catching up to do :P
19th October 2014, 16:39 at 4:39 pm #279513Yeah, Sainz didn't exactly cover himself in glory on the first lap either. Was there ever any action taken by the stewards for that?
18th October 2014, 13:58 at 1:58 pm #279456Nice race by Rowland there, really put the pressure on at the end. Pity the race was a bit of a procession, Merhi looked like he was well fired up for it.


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Sunderland Looking For New Scout
Sunderland have been scouting youngsters throughout the Football League and north of the border in the hopes of boosting the club's Under-21 ranks.
Summer signing Duncan Watmore represented the first arrival in that search after the striker's capture from non-league Altrincham.
And the Black Cats are hopeful of furthering their efforts, with the club on the look-out for a new domestic scout.
Sunderland re-vamped their scouting ranks during the summer, with former Inter Milan talent-finder Valentino Angeloni leading a team of Italian scouts.
But the club realise they lack expertise in the English market and are eager to add a domestic scout to their ranks.
Source: Sunderland-Mad
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