Recent content by suiraclaw

An example of how it should be done: http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=2479 (yes, they're actively supporting FAUCet, a group of fans copying/making caricatures of valve games) http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=6099.msg201298;boardseen#new Maybe not the best example to...

The definition of "indie game" is indeed very biased and you can easily start a whole discussion about that alone. Myself, I'd call the 2 savage games (indeed extremely nice, you should check this out if only because of the hybrid gameplay) indie games.

A better solution would be to play 365 days indie games :p . Still, 30 days should be enough to play the real classics (cave story, iji, dwarven fortress, knytt) and recent big titles (dofus arena, aquaria, world of goo, geneforce 5). edit: to clarify, with "big titles" I mean games that...

Wow, how could I forget Aquaria? That's a must play.

Dofus Arena: http://www.dofus-arena.com/en/ (the only serious turn based tactics games in the world that is multiplayer only + it's good) Teeworlds: http://www.teeworlds.com/ (probably the best 2d multiplayer shooter sidescroller nowadays) Agree with iji, mount&blade, IWBTG, dwarf fortress...

I'll stop bumping this when I actually got the impression anyone saw this thread before it dissapears from page 1 (yay, 18 views after 6 hours, that's 3 views an hour).

It's original: it actually has some innovation over most big games released nowadays.

Already on second page with 9 views after 3 hours. (yes, that's 3 views per hour)

I recently came accros some initiative to allow people to play for real money online. 2 links about it: http://geeplay.com/ http://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=3680 Opinions? PS: they claim they'll add more games later.

Join the indie game community :p . We have cookies! (and innovative game design)

There are tons of great/fantastic indie games around that got next to no publicity. Iji. Teeworlds. Wesnoth. Dofus Arena. The Spirit Engine 2. Nethergate. Aquaria. Noitu Love 2. Knytt. Mount & Blade. Exit Fate. Gravity Bone. Even cave story... And ther I only mentioned the games I...

Hmm, a lot of people in a game that I play often (dofus arena) told me that disgaea is a bit similar but singleplayer, so I took a bit of interest in the title. Impressions and question after reading your description: - I'm not a huge fan of critical hits or other luck based events. As such...

I completely agree. Games like wesnoth, savage: battle for newerth (apparently there's a sequel as well), nethergate, geneforce series, iji, exit fate, fantasy wars, teeworlds and dofus arena have been great fun, despite that they're not very popular.

Being able to erase fragments of any person's memory no matter where he is and whenever I want. To make people forget stuff (and no need to be close to them). Because that power allows a normal life (once somebody finds out about your teleportation/mind reading/whatever trick you'll get...

Looks like I made it too obvious that English isn't my mother tongue. Thanks a lot of the critique and correction, I edited my original post to fix the typo's. I didn't add anything big, but will keep your advice (about telling more about the game experience) in mind when I make another review...