Recently I had the opportunity to interview David Sterling, the Co-Founder and managing director at LOOT Interactive, as LOOT Interactive recently announced their first foray into publishing indie games on the PS4. Due to schedule constrains we weren’t able to have a one-on-one conversation, so we did the interview through e-mail; I sent questions and
In a press release sent to us here at Pixelated Geek, LOOT Interactive, known for being a porting studio and streaming App creator, has taken the leap into indie game publishing. At E3 2015, LOOT Interactive is going to unveil their first three indie games to be published to the Playstation 4. The games, Velocibox, Whispering
You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys kind of ignored all of the news during the week just so they could play The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Granted, they did get around to talking about the Need for Speed reboot, Destiny’s newest expanision, and the confirmed Bloodborne expansion. Also,
After a magical day at Disneyland celebrating their one year anniversary, Anthony and Ashley are back from the happiest place on Earth to bring to you come great ideas for fun games to play with your significant other. From Magic: The Gathering to Jenga, plenty of ideas are thrown into the wind including our review of Just Desserts
In the midst of a cinematic year that features the Jurassic Park, Mad Max, Star Wars, and Terminator franchises, and that the genres enjoying the most sweeping resurgence in interactive entertainment are Role-Playing-Games and Space Flight-Simulators, one can be forgiven for a bit of chronological confusion. Brian Fargo, inXile, and A Bard’s Tale are looking
You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys talk about Blizzard and Microsoft banning people for vastly different reasons, Guillermo Del Toro lamenting Silent Hills, the mobile future of Konami, the cowspiracy of Diablo 3, and much much more!
Toren is a difficult game to classify. It sits somewhere between narratively-driven art titles like Dear Esther and Gone Home, and the more simplistic side of action-adventure titles like Ico and Shadow of the Colussus. Its narrative centers around a girl born into a barren world and her metaphorical journey of self-realization, and is influenced
When it comes to Early Access titles, Killing Floor 2 achieves a level of refinement other developers can only dream of. It exemplifies the sequel, incorporating new ideas and mechanics that benefit the overall experience, achieving the effect for which most sequels strive; a game just as, if not more, exhilarating as its predecessor. Killing
Amplitude has done the impossible several times. They’ve pioneered a remarkably effective internal kick-starter alternative in Games2Gether, they’ve entered into the 4x genre with not one, but two incredibly robust and satisfying experiences, and they’ve created a rich, and fascinating world that’s excellently positioned to deliver unique experiences in a number of genres. Their games