Chirac will take you less than two minutes to play through the first time. But, if you’re anything like me, you’ll play through another handful of times in an attempt to absorb whatever essence of insanity made this creation possible. This is Chirac, and at one point you chew up a bunch of blindfolded babies. (more…)
Tag: Free Games
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Chirac – Goats, Babies and Rainbows
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The Stanley Parable Has the Greatest Demo of All Time
The less you know about The Stanley Parable before you play it, the better. The one thing you should know, however, is that you really should try it.What began as an experiment in video game narrative in 2011, is now being remade, redone, reimagined, and is going to be released on October 17. Now the game has a demo on Steam you can try absolutely free, and you can see for yourself what all the fuss is about. (more…)
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Cookie Clicker – Click Addiction
I finally got around to playing Cookier Clicker after hearing about it for the last month, and it’s certainly something. I had no idea what I was about to see. (more…) -
Pom Gets Wi-Fi – Doggy Diva
If this game doesn’t grab you within the first 60 seconds, it’s just not gonna be for you.Pom Gets Wi-Fi is about a terrible, awful, self-absorbed pomeranian whose only motivator in life is to check Facebook and Tumblr. Pom is…just the worst excuse for a living being, and she’ll make you laugh for a solid 20 minutes straight. (more…)
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Best Games of July 2013
What July might have lacked in quantity, it made up for entirely with quality. The quality of one game, to be exact. Mega Man Unlimited has leaped over the majority of games I’ve played this year and directly into my heart. That isn’t to say there weren’t other games released in July worth playing, but with such a sparse list of games this month, Mega Man was able to reign supreme without much challenge. August already looks crammed with games, and from this point on, 2013 doesn’t look like it’s letting up. I can’t wait.
1. Mega Man Unlimited
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You Need: To Play Icarus Needs
Icarus Needs is an incredibly interesting “comic-adventure” game. It plays similarly to classic adventure games that you’re used to (find an item, use it somewhere else, proceed) with a twist. The entire game is played in the perspective of a comic, with each panel representing an area to walk through. It’s visually impressive throughout.Icarus begins the game stuck in a dreamscape. From there, the fun writing takes you and Icarus on an adventure through some surreal environments. The puzzles are almost nonexistent, simply moving from panel to panel will usually progress the game along, with a few instances of quick backtracking.
Everything about the game is very briskly paced, and a complete playthrough will take less than 5 minutes. But what a great 5 minutes it is.
Check Icarus Needs out for free right here, and visit developer Daniel Goodbrey’s page on Kongregate.
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