Poetry Gone Wild

By Phil Glockner of Scribkin ( FriendFeed / Twitter ) It seems like genuinely new video game concepts happen infrequently at best. Usually, the industry is perfectly content to watch how a certain gameplay mechanic does in the marketplace, and if it works, diligently copy and iterate on the concept until it doesn't sell any more. It has traditionally been the domain of the independent (or Indie ) game developers, usually 1 to 3 people working intensively together, to really push the 'state of...Read Full Story

First of all, don’t let the screenshot turns you off. On its first glance, it may look like a game created by a bunch of 5 year old kids getting obsessed with their crayons. Upon a closer look, you will find that the game is actually a ground breaking game that I’ve never even seen before. Crayon Physics Deluxe is a puzzle-based game although simply calling it a puzzle game is an understatement since the game requires your creativity as much as your problem solving skills. Crayon Physics...Read Full Story

CraYon 1 & 2 with 188 Levels Crayon 1 DOWNLOAD Megaupload Code: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=65C0524I Rapidshare Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/187521583/crayon.rar ===================================================== Watch The Gameplay Code: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeqLTnSNW00 Crayon Physics Deluxe 2 The premise is magical . The screen is a yellowed, unfolded piece of paper, and your mouse cursor...Read Full Story

Did you read my post last year about Crayon Physics Deluxe and how it was still under development? Well the anticipated Crayon Physics Deluxe has already been released a few days ago (after 2 years of development)!  I was given a chance to get a review copy of the game so I’m going to give this game a go and write a review about it soon on my blog. Stay tuned! Find out what the game is all about by clicking the play button on this movie below You MUST at least see the trailer! Crayon...Read Full Story

"Crayon Physics," a video game something like a childhood daydream come to life, has gotten its eagerly awaited sequel. The simplicity of the new "Crayon Physics Deluxe" is reminiscent of "Tetris" and other abstract mass-appeal games. Using a virtual crayon, the player must guide a ball to a target, typically on the other side of some obstacle. The shapes the player draws behave like real-life objects, tumbling to the bottom of the screen and hopefully pushing the ball toward its goal. There...Read Full Story