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#ClinkSavings Is Out of Beta
A few months ago, I wrote about Clink, a new financial app that was still in beta. Now Clink is out of beta and officially launched! This app allows uses to be what Yahoo! Finance calls “passive savers” and automatically save and invest a chosen … Continue reading
Come for the Zombie Slayage, Stay for the Survivor Stories
Recently I put Rebuild 3: Gangs of Deadville on my phone to play during quiet times at work. (Eventually I’m going to write you a post about my current job, and the hilarious moments as a Mandarin-speaking, er, a Mandarin-understanding white … Continue reading
Posted in Carrboro, Game Reviews, Gaming Culture
Tagged Android, games, Hardcore Droid, Northway Games
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Attack with PBR and Vinyl Records in Indie Game “Hipster Zombies”
Hipster Zombies, available on iOS and Android from indie devs Sharkbomb Studios, is yet another game inviting players to battle oncoming hordes of zombies. But these are hipsterzombies, and in addition to brains, they want old records, black plastic glasses, … Continue reading
Posted in Game Reviews, Gaming Culture
Tagged (the) absolute, Android, Brooklyn, sharkbomb studios, Zombie Hipsters
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Continuity
“Easy to learn, hard to master” is usually considered the gold standard for a casual game. The more time new players must spend, learning how systems and items work, the less casual and accessible the game is. (I love a … Continue reading
Posted in Chapel Hill, Game Reviews, Gaming Culture
Tagged Android, Continuity, games, Icewind Dale, iOs, Kongregate, World of WarCraft
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Berry Chat With Blabcake
Walking Thumbs’ new Blabcake Messenger App lets users chat with their friends using expressive animations and cute interactions. This social app is often described as emoji chat, but actually users have cute berry avatars. Individual Berries can be personalized with … Continue reading
The Silent Age: Episode Two
The second part of House on Fire’s The Silent Age continues janitor Joe’s time-traveling adventures as he saves the world from certain destruction. Like in the first episode, Joe travels between groovy 1972 and a terrible post-apocalyptic future with his solar-powered … Continue reading
Zyrobotics’ Turtle Invaders
Zyrobotics’ Turtle Invaders is a simple, undersea action game for young children, available for both iOs and Android mobile devices. The developers’ goal is to help young children and children with special needs to improve their motor skills with an … Continue reading
Posted in Chapel Hill, Gaming Culture, Richmond
Tagged Android, games, iOs, Turtle Invaders, Zyrobotics
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PanemVille: The Hunger Games Adventures
The Hunger Games novels suggest so many good games — a minigame hunting prey with Katniss’ arrows (a popular choice for the middle-school girls in my game design classes), a crafting and survival game like Lost In Blue set in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Chapel Hill, Game Reviews, Gaming Culture
Tagged Android, District 12, game design, games, Hunger Game, Hunger Games Adventures, iOs, Katniss Everdeen, mockingjay, The Hunger Games
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Seed 4
Seed 4 is a new fantasy MMORPG, available for Android from Gameberry. The game is free to play, and monetizes on in-game purchases. Players can choose a fantasy hero — or heroine, there are plenty of playable females — and … Continue reading
Posted in Chapel Hill
Tagged Android, gameberry, games, mobile games, Seed 4, Seed IV, seed4, sponsored post
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From The #SXSW Gaming Expo
South by Southwest is almost a month of interactive, film and music shows, held annually in Austin, Texas. The festival is known for emerging music, launches of innovative tech startups, professional development sessions, and A-list keynotes, as well as for … Continue reading