Burning Thirst

Enter the world of Joe Blades: a post-apocalyptic zombie and mutant filled hell, and start hacking and slashing your way to the last bottle of whiskey on the planet. The only thing that can quench your Burning Thirst.

This game, in the hack-and-slash style of ‘God of War’, brought to you by Ninja Monkey Team, is an action filled little romp. Hack your way through zombies and mutants with your propeller blade weapon and unleash combos and special attacks at will. Don’t expect to be in for the long ride with this one though as it’s over far too soon. However, for a free game, it's well worth a look and is a good example of what the team are capable of.

Find out more here -  http://www.burningthirst.com/  

 

Paul Barnett’s full review of Burning Thirst will be in Issue 3 of The Independent Gamer. OUT SOON!

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ISSUE TWO

OUT NOW

Featuring…

BLOCKS THAT MATTER

LIMBO

STRAY WHISKER

2012 IGF FINALIST RUN DOWN

MICHEL GAGNE INTERVIEW

JMBT02 INTERVIEW

GAME THEORY - TOONTOWN

AMATEUR DEVELOPERS CORNER

Click our Magcloud link now to get your free copy. If you don’t want to sign up to Magcloud then you can get this months issue from our Dropbox link.

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BLOCKS THAT MATTER

Blocks that matter is a wonderful yet frustrating game that incorporates breaking blocks and rebuilding them to your needs. Sounds like MineCraft doesn't it? However it really isn't. Its been along time since a game has hooked me as much as this. With its complex puzzles and over sixty levels, this great game with its cute little hero and humorous narrative will have you stumped for quite sometime.

http://www.swingswingsubmarine.com/ga mes/blocks-that-matter/

To read Paul Barnett’s full review of Blocks That Matter check out issue 2 of The Independent Gamer. OUT NOW!!!

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Stray Whisker

Stray Whisker was created by Jigxor of Jigxor.com. The player takes control of a little  black cat for unknown purposes. To move around, simply use the arrow keys and, to jump, press the well known space bar. The game is basically a side-scroller. The game's graphics aren't exactly next-generation graphics, however it did look quite simple and yet beautiful. The game does not take long to complete, so it is ideal for people who will like to relax. The game is quite relaxing after all.

http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum -dare-22/?uid=3289

To read Nathan Hurde’s full review of Stray Whisker check out issue 2 of The Independent Gamer. OUT NOW!!

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Michel Gagne Interview

Adam Somerfeld’s interview with Michael Gagne, the artist behind ITSP, has been confirmed for issue 2 of The Independent Gamer. OUT NOW!!

 

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