Been watching development of this for a few months now... and it was just released today! It's Super Mario Bros meets Portal!

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaoHMjS04vU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaoHMjS04vU</a>
Skip to :19 for gameplay

Here's a compilation of screenshots and gifs he made during development.

It's free to download and play! Link

It's a single player roguelike with skill trees and plenty of achievements for those that are into that kind of thing.

Randomly generated dungeons. A ton of items (and far too many types of cheese), a metric frackton of pop culture references.

40 skills trees (7 available per character). My first character was an axe-using vampire that, of course, had bloodlust. Rampaging MACHINE. There's also the option for randomizing your character's skills.

5 bucks on Steam.


Screenshots!

I acquired an iPod Touch late last year. Since then, I've been enjoying a wide range of applications... particularly games.

The first excellent games I played were the Jelly Car games. The first one is free and comes with a good sized map pack. Jelly Car 2 costs a buck and introduces some new features and a ton of new maps.

Most recently, I've been playing Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja.

I'll leave it at that for now and open the floor for discussion before I toss in other app games I enjoy.

http://www.tourofgenerals.com/

From the man who brought you CyberNations comes Tour of Generals. It's Risk. Simple enough.

I'm starting a GamingSteve game. If this game is popular enough, I shall get a member account so I can host games in locked zones such as Europe. For now, our choices are limited. We'll go with South America.

I suggest you play a couple fast paced games before this one gets started so you can get the hang of the game.

Basics

Every round you get 1 "turn".

A turn can be spent on moving your armies. Some games may require you spend parts of your turn to attack or transfer units between squads.

Your objective is to control all the countries on the map.

A country can't be captured if an a squad is in range of the capital. You must destroy them first.

Important: If you don't spend your "turns" then they will accumulate over rounds. You may spent accumulated turns whenever you wish. Players are known to save turns so that they may travel vast distances in a short amount of time (even though it takes time to accumulate several turns).


GamingSteve South America Game

Game Name: GamingSteve South America ^(Link)

Password: Glicker

Players: 10
Unit Limit: 15 (You may have up to 15 individual army squads)
Unit Transfers: Allowed (Consumes a turn)
Attacking: Doesn't Consume Turns to Attack (Players have immunity from attack first two turns)
Movement: Consumes .5 of a turn.
Round Duration: 1 Day (24 Hours)

I will send out PMs and try to give out enough time before the game starts to make sure everyone is aware. The game's system will also email you when the game launches (if your settings allow it).

Sign Up List

ForumName (Game Name) Capital

1. Met (Whitney) Brazil
2. Brandonazz (Brandonazz) Peru
3. Grangan (Grangan) Venezuela
4. Josasa (Josasa) Chile
5. MetallicDragon (MetallicDragon) Uruguay
6. Cobra (Cobra9474) Argentina
7. neoadept (Neoadept) Columbia
8. SBD (VHSBD) Bolivia
9. Andrew Ryan (Andrew Ryan) French Guiana
10. munchkin5 (Munchkin5) Paraguay



The game is full. But you may request to be on the waitlist in this thread in-case anyone decides to drop out before the game starts.

It's very much like hangman, just without the hangman.

You put up a censored name. For an example, let's use Brandonazz: **********

Player guess letters. Let's say one guesses A. Then you update the puzzle to include the guessed letter. **a****a**

This is done until someone gets it right. Then it's their turn to put up a puzzle.

You may guess more than once between updates, but one guess per post. and allow for a few posts in between your guesses. No need to set a number, but there's no reason to make a guess every 3 posts. Give it a good 4 or 5 I'd say, but as mentioned, no need for a set number. Use a good judgement.

If it is your turn, keep in mind it is very poor taste to use a member who has been long since inactive and/or a very low post count and would be virtually unknown to most everyone.

Let's Begin.

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This is to be edited later and will be explained at that time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=3553475

I understand why they don't want him in the game... but how do you tell a child he simply isn't allowed to play baseball because he did too well?

Gaming Steve Episode 69 Program

    * 00:07:19 Game News:
          o Spore is coming! Spore is coming! Lots and lots of Spore-related news!
          o Blizzard surprises people by announcing their cancelled games?
          o Banjo Kazooie 3 to appear in 2008, hopefully.
          o ESRB reports lower percentage of Mature games.
          o Puzzle Quest sequel coming in 2008.
          o Ubisoft smacks Bratz for $13 million. You go girl!
          o Mass Effect PC-bound this May, nobody is surprised.
          o EA Sports extends their NFL monopoly until 2013, nobody is surprised.
          o Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 is announced for the PC, Xbox 360, PS3 and is nearly complete, everyone is surprised!
          o Cryptic Studios is bringing Champions Online to PCs and consoles, everyone is surprised!
    * 00:40:24 Review: Uncharted: Drake's Fortune for the PlayStation 3.
    * 00:47:06 Name That Game: A new contest and new rules!
    * 00:51:25 Show Mail: I answer your audio and text questions.
    * 01:23:11 Final Thoughts: I'm getting ready for next week's GDC, and the unthinkable happens to my Wii! The horror!



Just finishing off the podcast now. I must say, I've been excited about Spore for ages... But probably my favorite bit of news about upcoming release was Banjo Kazooie 3. I love the first one on the Nintendo 64. I was eight when it first came out. Man, that was simply a great game.

Was playing RuneScape when he mentioned it. Had to salute the air there.