Developer Queen Bee Games' Spinch is a bit of a trip - both the psychedelic kind and the "fall on your face" kind.
The Prime Gaming lineup for February has been revealed, and it's a romantic one this month, with dating sims aplenty (and some action games too!).
Man, Prime games have been getting rougher and rougher. Most of the games they've given out that I've currently got installed were given out months/years ago. Many of the newer games they've offered have either not been terribly exciting, old enough most people who cared to buy the games have bought it, or they've been included in bundles elsewhere many times already. And I even remember they'd occasionally do special things, like Black Friday a few years back they gave out games like Pillars of Eternity and Tyranny. Nothing like that since.
It is a nice bonus of being a Prime member, getting these games, but I think I'd rather they give out 1 decent game every month than the lower quality, kind of scattershot 5 they do now. Then again, if you don't buy too many games you can get solid ones now and again (Void Bastards, Wizards of Legend, etc). But at least for me, personally, haven't gotten a lot in recent memory that's really excited me. Sadly looks the same for this month.
TSA writes: When Super Meat Boy skidded onto the scene in 2015, it was met with mixed reactions. On one completely degloved hand, you had an excellent platformer that captured the attention with its unique and bizarre premise, but on the other slightly more normal-looking hand, you had players who were immediately repulsed.
This week Brad (@bgamer90) from Brad David Productions joins Mike (@assaultsuit) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about: PS5, Tony Hawk Pro Skater, Mario Kart Double Dash, Shelf-a-pa-luza, Pax Online, Ghosts of Tsushima, PGA 2K21, Polymega, Devolverland Expo, Biomechanical Toy, 30XX, Spinch, Deleveled, Tamarin, Bullets Per Minute, Hotshot Racing, Super Punch Patrol, Going Under, Journey of the Broken Circle, Miles Morales and more.
