Ultimately, Multiwinia largely succeeds as an enjoyable - if slight - multiplayer expansion of Introversion's Darwinia. Its idiosyncratic design is as delightful as ever and the developer's knack for capturing the essence of 8-bit gaming purity is once again evident. If this were a full-price purchase, we'd undoubtedly bemoan the game's overall lack of substance – and certainly, it makes far more sense as a companion piece within the upcoming Darwinia+ bundle for Xbox Live. However, appreciating that Multiwinia seeks to offer elegantly simplistic multiplayer thrills beyond all else, we can't imagine that anyone will feel cheated once they've slapped their 15 quid on the table.
Indie Gala has unveiled their latest bundle, named the Colossus Bundle, and it most certainly lives up to its name. Featuring 5 games for a minimum of $1 and if you beat the average, which is currently $5.64, you will unlock an additional 5 games with 1 more game and 2 albums to unlock in the second week.
We are still waiting for the Tolstoy-esque war game where, by and large, instructions must be issued prior to engagement and may turn out to be irrelevant due to unforeseen events, where orders handed over to a messenger during the heat of the battle may be struck down by a stray musket shot before they are ever received. You know what gets closest? Multiwinia. Honest.
Grand Theft Auto IV and a host of new video game deals have been posted by Green Man Gaming in part of their Digital Download Festival deals.
i hate seeing "up to 75% off some games", just list the games man, retails (especially retailers who use digital distribution methods) almost always have 75% off some games
