BrainPipe. An unusual name for a game, but in fact, the game is extremely simple. BrainPipe is a game where you progress through a tunnel, and have to move to collect various collectibles and avoid dangerous obstacles. Sounds simple, right? But HandsOnMobile have got it all wrong.
Slowly shuffle over here; it's the top five video games to play during the horrors of a prolonged, and totally unjustified, hangover
The last thing I want to be doing when having is hangover is playing video games.
It's a sure-fire thing to make you feel worse and give you a gigantic headache.
indiePub has posted an interview with indie game developers Digital Eel who offer a mix of insightful and strange responses.
From the interview article:
"Trying to get a straight answer out of Digital Eel is like trying to grab a fist full of Jell-O. Just when you think you get a good grasp, it quickly oozes between your fingers and only a few bits of iridescent goo actually stick to your palm.
Digital Eel congealed into a cohesive mass back in 2001 with the three-man team of Rich Carlson, Ikka Keränen and Bill 'Phosphorous' Sears. About four years later, they also absorbed a 'fourth Eel' named Ed Zavada, a coder who the three original Eels have never actually met."
PSFocus writes: "The PSPgo platform and is a download only during the introduction of these new handheld was introduced like a new kind of game. The Minis, these games appear as small games on the PlayStation Network for one low price. In addition, the developer no more than 100MB to use for this game and because of limited space and the low price is why the name Minis created. Almost weekly appearance on the PlayStation Store update new Minis. We also have the first games under the microscope."
