GamersDigest writes;
"Halfbrick today announced its brand new IP for the Xbox Live Arcade - Raskulls.
Joining the heritage of the most popular XBLA titles such as Braid, Castle Crashers and The Maw, Raskulls is an entirely original and exciting puzzle platformer with a rich single-player campaign and an incredibly addictive online multiplayer component."
Gamer's Guide to Life.com, Monday 20th June 2011: Music is a generally-overlooked component of videogames, at least from the player's perspective, some background to the main product that (often) many don't notice. However, creative decisions about videogame music can be essential to creating memorable videogames, argues Andrew Testerman.
"Many games benefit from a large scale, orchestral approach, but the best soundtracks are the ones that best suit the game, and to preclude using MIDI compositions simply because they’re old would be a mistake."
New DLC pack for Raskulls hits the marketplace
Nice. I didn't think I'd like this one, but it turned out to be more fun than I thought.
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I will look forward to hearing more on this game at a later date :)
so this is the new ip? guess ill check it out
You know, I haven't bought Braid yet. I should really check out a few more of these XBLA titles.
I focus-tested this game and it's pretty damn addictive. I'll be getting it when it's out on XBLA.
It's difficult to describe the appeal, but it involves tetris-style block stacked up throughout the levels that can be destroyed when standing right next to them. Of course, the danger is the ones above WILL fall down if they're resting on nothing so you'll need to be tunneling through fast without getting crushed.
I'd definitely recommend it to everyone. There's actually a ton of different gametypes in it but all revolving around the same concept of anti-tetris block destroying.