Posts Tagged ‘Free’

June 21, 2010 | Geoff Gibson

The Best Thing You’ll Play This Week: Desktop Dungeons

I’m a little late to the party on this one, but I just recently discovered Desktop Dungeons, a delightful dungeon crawler that takes away the grind and monotony of the traditional roguelike and slims it down into a game that really only takes about 10-15 minutes to play.
Desktop Dungeons is, in so many words, a [...]

May 5, 2010 | Peter Eykemans

Shattered Horizon Firepower DLC Now Available

The latest free content for Shattered Horizon has just hit the Futuremark store and Steam. Bringing 8 new weapons and 3 new grenades, it’s no small update to the space combat FPS. The update just hit Steam, so you can snag it now.
In addition, Shattered Horizon has also dropped its price by 25% through May [...]

April 24, 2010 | Erik Johnson

Machinarium on Mac for Free Today, and Only Today

UPDATE
This was just buzzed my way and I must pass it on for any and all gamers with a mac: Today only The Mac Game Store is giving away super-indie Machinarium. Just giving it away for free!
Even if you don’t own a Mac like me, you feel like you’d want to grab a code just to [...]

December 23, 2009 | Peter Eykemans

Epic Releasing Unreal Developer Kit December Beta

Free use of the Unreal Development Kit for indie developers? That’s like giving a fledgling filmmaker a RED camera and telling them to go make a movie (daunting, but awesome).
This move is sure to spawn some amazing titles next year, the likes of which we can only currently guess.
Having professional development tools at one’s fingertips [...]

December 7, 2009 | Erik Johnson

Polytron Giving Fez EP For Free

More great indie music for your enjoyment as developer Polytron has released an EP for its upcoming Xbox Live Arcade platformer Fez as a free download.
The soundtrack includes three previously unreleased demo tracks made for the IGF award winner. The download is available now via the developer’s site but they encourage the use of this [...]

November 28, 2009 | Erik Johnson

The Long Weekend Cure: Red Remover [Browser]

If you’re finding that originally great ‘four day weekend’ feeling melting into a puddle of confusion on what to do with the extra 48 hours, may I suggest a little flash gaming? I was directed to the browser-based puzzler Red Remover from a Reddit post I came across yesterday, though I’ve been informed from a [...]

November 22, 2009 | Erik Johnson

Machinarium Bonus EP Released for Free

Amanita Design has released a free download for the Machinarium Bonus EP, a set of five songs that didn’t make the official soundtrack of the game. The tracks were originally only available to buy individually or free through the developer if you purchased the title.
The set includes such favorites as ‘The Robot Pipe Tune’ and [...]

November 15, 2009 | Erik Johnson

Shattered Horizon Players Receiving Free Steam Guest Passes

The one bummer about the recently released zero gravity FPS Shattered Horizon is the development team at Futuremark Games Studio don’t have any plans to release a playable demo for the high-end title. Fortunately through Steam they can offer something along the same lines.
Going by the title’s forums, all current Shattered Horizon players have or [...]

October 23, 2009 | Erik Johnson

David Shute’s Small Worlds is a Matter of Perspective

David Shute’s Small Worlds isn’t for next-gen folk. Nope, the find an exit game stands up on the legs of simple, enjoyable gameplay with a unique atmospheric twist.
As you’re moving/jumping character your goal is simply to find the level’s exit. The area reveals itself as you journey through it, retaining all of the space you’ve [...]

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