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Nex Machina

Here is a game that you will very quickly be able to tell whether or not it’s your kind of thing.

To simply call it an arcade twin-stick shooter is a disservice; Nex Machina is as good as a twin-stick shooter can possibly be.

The sheer sense of speed in every facet of the game is exhilarating as you tear through enemies; even level transitions have an inexorable sense of danger as you blast from one still-smoking crater to the next nest of enemies. The screen is, at any one point of time, 90% comprised of lasers. All the while, an absolutely thumping synthwave soundtrack cheers you on in your unstoppable destructive rampage.

Fin or Bin:

It’s hard to find the words to describe Nex Machina- talking at length seems antithetical to everything the game is about. It’s hard as nails but generous with extra lives and continues, and while upgrades are lost on death they are very easy to pick back up again. Nex Machina does a superb job of making you feel like the most dangerous badass in cyberspace, and gives you ample opportunity to prove it, too. Go Finish off some robots already!

(Steam)

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PS4 Beta sign ups are now live for Nex Machina – the ridiculously cool looking Anime-inspired twin-stick voxel based arcade shooter from Housemarque (Super Stardust and Resogun) and Eugene Jarvis (Robotron and Smash TV).

Read More & Sign Up For The Beta (PS4)

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Mini Games 4

The criteria for this is very simple, all of these games can be completed in three hours or under (without using exploits etc).  The reason for this? Well I find that sometimes, often in fact, that people just don't have time to play a longer game. So I thought I'd show some of the shorter ones some love!

Shelter

Developer: Might and Delight Publisher: Might and Delight Rrp: £6.99 (Steam), £7.59 (Gog.com) and £7.68 (Humblebundle) Released: 29th August 2013 I always wondered what it was like to be a badger. I know that sounds like a weird thing to think about but it's just been something that has always dwelt in my brain. Shelter gave me a look into their world.

It has to be said its a very stylised game aesthetically speaking, the whole game has a design that makes it look somewhat like it was created from cardboard. The music was also very well chosen playing what I would describe as light percussive jazz as your badger sett explore.

Looking after your cubs can be quite difficult, I always found I was desperately searching for the next meal and when that wasn't on my mind keeping them safe from predators became my main concern. Honestly this game is so worth a look into!

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Typoman: Revised

Developer: Brainseed Factory Publisher: Brainseed Factory Rrp: £7.99 (Steam) Released: 15th August 2016 This is a platformer where you play as the literally word 'hero', like most platformers you work your way from left to right without dying too much. What makes this interesting is the word play, as in you literally play with words. Turn noxious gas into a life saving gasp by adding a p, or stop a trap going off by adding an s and it'll be a strap instead.

Here's the thing for me, even though I did enjoy the storyline I honestly had way more fun with the two mini-games that come with it, one of which is a word hunt where you get sixty seconds to find as many words as you can. The other is a bit more complex, in this one you are given a target word to spell and a series of letters. However those letters aren't enough to spell the word you've been asked for. So you have to spell other words and use a mechanic that you learned in the storyline to turn that word into another word that is associated with it. You then take what letters you need to make the initial target word. I know it sounds complex but after a few tries you start to get into the swing of it.

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Tracks – The Train Set Game

Developer: Whoop Group Publisher: Excalibur Games Rrp: £14.99 (Steam) Released: 28th September 2017 (Early Access) Have you ever played a game that's just... nice? Something pleasant and relaxing to play? No real stake going on, no missions, just do what you want? That’s this game. I have to say I bloody love this game, it brings me to back to a time in my life I never knew I missed. Playing with Early Learning Center style wooden trains. You get to lay out the track (with nothing telling you you're about to run out of resources since there are none) and you never run out of track. It can be a ludicrous as you want it to be, just so long as you train doesn't collide with furniture. 

It has to be said that this isn't just a track laying simulation game, there’s also a part where you can pick up passengers and actually act like a functioning toy train. Even ride in it. But I'll be honest here, I didn't care for that bit. I just wanted to keep building tracks and watching the train go from in the drivers seat.

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Nex Machina

Developer: Housemarque Publisher: Housemarque Rrp: £14.99 (Steam) Released: 20th June 2017

I'm not good at bullet hell games, generally I try to avoid them because they just get me angry and stressed out, I just can't reach that 'zen' state that some people do with them. However I did find myself enjoying the game quite a lot. Like all the games on this list its very short but it also has a lot of replayablity. Even though I finished the main campaign I found myself returning to this game over and over just to see if I could lower my completion time.

Its definitely not an ugly game, although its not like you'll get much time to actually spend looking at the scenery and models. Its also got a real love for neon pink, which I'm kinda’ into.

My only real gripe with this game is the cost, I find the price of £14.99 for this game to be a bit too high, not for how long it lasts and what it provides. 

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Small Radios Big Televisions

Developer: Fire Face Corporation Publisher: Adult Swim Games Rrp: £8.99 (Steam) Released: 8th November 2016

A game published by Adult Swim and its a bit strange? I think the shock may just kill me. All joking aside though, games that Adult Swim has its hand in have a tendency to be rather odd, in a good way. They're one of the few publishers where I find that pretty much everything they put out appeals to me in some way.

So what is this weird game? Well for all intents and purposes, I suppose its easiest to call it a point and click adventure. That is what you do for the most part, solve puzzles in the environment by find the right objects to use. Also you have to corrupt cassette tapes to find gems to open doors... did I mention this game was weird? I enjoyed it though, I can say that.

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Walk, Slash n' Shoot! The Cat is playing Dear Esther, Golden Axe and Nex Machina

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Games mentioned: Diablo 2, World of Warcraft, Watch Dogs Legion, Rage 2, No Straight Roads, Nex Machina, Mario Odyssey, Mario Maker, Darksiders

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Nex Machina

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Hey you lovely people. Here's a thing: there was a "Stand with Ukraine" charity on Humble Bundle, but we noticed it almost at the last minute (I don't keep track of all the charities, usually we just donate directly to government accounts) so I didn't post about it (tho' it is probably still going on as I'm writing this, you can go and check). But we bought a game bundle from which we don't need a lot of games. Some we already own, some are just not for us.

I'm going to give the Steam keys to these games to anyone who wants, the list will be down below, pick something and message me. Priority will be given to anyone I've known for a long time and to my fellow Ukrainians, of course. Although I know that not that many Ukrainians follow my blog. (and most of us certainly not thinking about games right now. Also, ruzzian missile or plane flies over my house while I'm typing this, ain't it funny)

please don't reblog this

I will cross off the list those games that I have already given away.

The Long Dark (the only game on this list that I play. This is such a great game. There are many survival games out there but this one is very unique, you might love it even if you don't like this genre)

This War of Mine

Back 4 Blood (it has a region lock thus I can’t gift it to some countries)

Fable Anniversary

Kerbal Space Program

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons

Quantum Break

Satisfactory

Starbound

Sunset Overdrive

SUPERHOT

Cat Quest

Tooth and Tail

Amnesia: Rebirth

Amnesia: The Dark Descent + Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs

Kingdom Two Crowns

Dear Esther: Landmark Edition

Max Payne 3 (Rockstar key)

Monaco

Book of Demons

Wizard of Legend

112 Operator

911 Operator

The Amazing American Circus

Broken Age

Car Mechanic Simulator 2018

Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator 2021

Crying Suns

Corridor Z

Draw Slasher

Drawful 2

Driftland: The Magic Revival

DV: Rings of Saturn

EarthX

Expeditions: Viking

Fury Unleashed

Gloria Victis

Go Home Dinosaurs

Going Under

Hexologic

Inmost

Iron Danger

NecroWorm

Moon Hunters

Neverout

Nex Machina

Orbital Racer

Out of Reach: Treasure Royale

Pawnbarian

PGA Tour 2K21

Pixplode

Popup Dungeon

Post Void

Radio Commander

Ring of Pain

Roarr! Jurassic Edition

Rustler

Say No! More

Shing!

Skullgirls 2nd Encore

Soulblight

Supraland

SYSTEM SHOCK: ENHANCED EDITION

Toejam & Earl: Back in the Groove

Treasure Hunter Simulator

Vagante

Wandersong

Wargroove

WARSAW

Yoku's Island Express

For some of these games I can't get the key right now, it says that they ran out of keys, but the keys will come later. Some of the games have region locks, nothing I can do about it, sadly.

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I recently got back to playing Nex Machina. i was so close to completing the 4th level and having over 14,000,00 Points until I lost. this game ain’t no walk in the park guys😐

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Five Indie Games Not to Miss as Q3 Ratchets Up

It’s been an excellent year for games. If 2016 was something special, then 2017 is the beez neez. It’s been hot out there and the good games just keep on rolling in. Q3 has fed a steady supply of excellent games, many of those indie titles, but as Q3 comes to a close the year is coming to a head. 

Check them out!

http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2017/08/19/five-indie-games-not-to-miss-as-q3-ratchets-up/267826/

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Tokyo 42

An interesting game to follow immediately after Nex Machina; a game which does the twin-stick shooter genre so perfectly right, followed by one rife with issues.

Tokyo 42 is far less frenetic, taking an open-world missions-based approach to the formula, but the premise is the same- one directional input moves, the other aims. Getting hit just once is an instant kill in both games. They’re even both hyper-stylish, with T42 taking a sky-high viewpoint and strict 45-degree camera angles.

Alas, for this last point is the latter game’s undoing. Tokyo 42 prioritises its style over all else, with the player character being a tiny speck in the middle of a very busy screen, trying in vain to find the objective hidden behind skyscrapers that are all arranged just-so to block your view from any of the very limited angles you might approach from.

But most crippling is the complete lack of spatial awareness when dealing with enemy bullets. One hit means you have to start the entire mission over, but the isometric view and rigid camera mean its often impossible to tell exactly where in space enemy bullets are. They all hover above the game surface so their actual position is always slightly off from where they look like they are- and you can’t rotate the camera finely enough to deduce it through triangulation either. (This may be a simple case of “you need to adjust to it”, but as a 15-years deep Touhou fan, I’m confident in my knowing-where-bullets-are abilities.)

Fin or Bin:

It’s a shame- I enjoy the style of it aesthetically, and a missions-based system is an interesting approach to what is usually a very arcadey genre. But ultimately, it’s just so frustrating, between platforming elements you can’t see and bullets you can’t dodge. One of the more disappointing Bins in recent memory.

(Steam)

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Beta sign ups are now live for Nex Machina - a wonderfully intense Anime-inspired twin-stick arcade shooter from two giants of the shooter genre – Housemarque (Resogun) and Eugene Jarvis (Robotron).

Read More & Sign Up For the Beta (Steam)

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#Toonami Game Review - Nex Machina (PS4/PC)

Suck my twin stick.

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Nex Machina - Preview

Platform - Playstation 4, Windows

Developer - Housemarque (Super Stardust, Resogun, Dead Nation...)

Publisher - Housemarque  (Super Stardust, Resogun, Dead Nation...)

Director - Harry Krueger (Resogun, Angry Birds Trilogy, Outland...)

Producer - Jari Kantomaa (Shadwen, Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power, Trine: Enhanced Edition)

Designer - Harry Krueger

Players - 1-2 (local)

Release Date - 20th June, 2017

Much like Housemarque’s other games, Nex Machina is a twin-stick shooter. You move through a number of rooms taking down oncoming enemies. It is more like Dead Nation and Alienation in the sense that you play as a human as opposed to a ship, but in Resogun style, you’ll be saving humans along the way. There are power-ups for your guns to make things even more flashy. The game features couch coop to join with one person to either compete or help one another. Housemarque have made a name for themselves for becoming the new kings of arcade gaming, and this looks like it will follow suit.