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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / Re: AVWW mention on Extra Credits
« on: June 20, 2012, 03:16:15 PM »
Nice! It'll be included in our next press coverage post (should have it published either today or tomorrow).
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / A Valley Without Wind 1.1 Out Now (Press Release)
« on: June 19, 2012, 02:00:02 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/06/valley-without-wind-11-out-now.html
Arcen Games is ecstatic to announce the official release of A Valley Without Wind 1.1, available now as a free update for the procedurally-generated open world sidescroller through its various digital distributors.
The release notes come in at around 48,500 words, which is why we've put together this summarized feature list to give an idea of just what and how much has been put into AVWW since launch:
* Over 160 new room maps
* 15 new regular enemies
* 8 new minibosses
* 16 new "elite" enemies (plus the idea of elites at all)
* 5 classes of infestations (plus the idea of infestations at all)
* A new "craggy highlands" region/biome type.
* 8 new music tracks
* 5 new classes of player enchants
* 3 new player spells
* Substantial rebalancement of most player spells.
* The ability to give "wait here" orders to NPCs in rescue missions.
* Larger and more intricate continent designs.
* Rebalanced and streamlined strategic flow.
* No more Civilization Progress (CP) in favor of better mechanics.
* One central in-game currency rather than six.
* A new "Opal Guardian Store" in settlements.
* Loot drops from trash mobs, for use at the opal store.
* A better enchant-based system of upgrades in place of upgrade stones.
* New Feet enchant slot, splitting out items from the Legs slot.
* Streamlined character selection/creation process.
* Unique attributes for characters by time period.
* More enchant-like unique attributes for every individual character.
* Heavily revised and rebalanced existing missions to player feedback.
* New Freefall and Boss Delve mission types.
* More rewards from doing secret missions.
* No penalties/drawbacks from doin world map missions.
* More gradual ramp-up in difficulty of the harder mission types.
* New spell scroll that you can find and use to turn yourself into tiny t-rex.
* A "shopping list" system helping you to keep track of your self-set goals.
* Many improvements to the existing planning menu in general.
* Smaller, more fun lieutenant towers filled with infestations.
* Texture pack support.
* Smoother minimap exploration.
* More fun and threatening windstorm mechanics.
* Many new multiplayer admin commands (largely anti-griefing-related).
* Vastly more fun ocean exploration.
* Minor continent-wide bonuses from building settlement structures.
* Longer durations on continent-wide guardian power scroll uses.
* Filtering to the enchants inventory for vastly easier management of many enchants.
* Improved elemental strengths/weaknesses for enemies in general.
* Much better (completely randomized) elemental strengths/weaknesses for bosses).
* 7 new achievements
* And much more: http://arcengames.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=AVWW_-_Post-Launch_Series_1_Release_Notes
To further round-up what's been happening with the title over the past two months, Arcen CEO Chris Park offers an in-depth reflection on the massive amount of changes and additions between 1.0 and 1.1. A new trailer showcasing the update is available to view right now as well.
About A Valley Without Wind
A 2D sidescroller without a linear path. An action game with tactical combat and strategic planning. An adventure game that lets you free-roam a vast, procedurally-generated world. A Valley Without Wind defies genre stereotypes. Unlike other procedurally-generated games, you also get a logical progression in difficulty, plus helpful tips and checklists to guide your travels (should you need them).
Choose for yourself how to prepare to face the vastly stronger Overlord. Complete a variety of missions to earn arcane rewards, and/or roam the wilds to uncover secret missions and stashes of magical loot. Customize your characters with unique combinations of enchants and spells that change how you move, jump, and fight. Or rescue people and bring them back to your settlement, recruiting them to help you in return.
You choose how to play, and the world adapts around you.
The full version is available now on PC and Mac. A substantial demo is also available, granting full access to the game/multiplayer with only some tier restrictions. Even though AVWW has launched, it continues to grow with new content and improvements added nearly every weekday. Follow the game and its updates/discussions on Facebook, Google+, Reddit, and Twitter. To be a part of how AVWW evolves in any and/or all of its aspects join the ongoing discussion taking place within our forums.
Members of the media: Interviews, review keys, and press kit materials are available upon request.
About Arcen Games
Arcen Games entered the PC indie scene in 2009 with their cult classic AI War: Fleet Command, which was named the 40th best-reviewed PC game of the year by MetaCritic. Their second year was a busy one, seeing the release of The Zenith Remnant, the first full expansion for AI War; Tidalis, an innovative block-based puzzle with casual appeal and hardcore depth; and Children of Neinzul, a micro-expansion for AI War with all profits benefiting the Child's Play charity, of which Arcen is a platinum sponsor.
AI War's third and largest expansion Light of the Spire marked Arcen's first release of 2011, and now the company has shifted its focus and excitement to the development of A Valley Without Wind. Originally a one-man shop, Arcen Games has grown to have half a dozen part-time or fulltime contributors to its various titles. For all the latest news, media coverage, and some of our other musings, follow us on our developer and individual game pages on Facebook or on Twitter: @ArcenGames; as well as Arcen lead Chris Park's Games By Design blog.
Arcen Games is ecstatic to announce the official release of A Valley Without Wind 1.1, available now as a free update for the procedurally-generated open world sidescroller through its various digital distributors.
The release notes come in at around 48,500 words, which is why we've put together this summarized feature list to give an idea of just what and how much has been put into AVWW since launch:
* Over 160 new room maps
* 15 new regular enemies
* 8 new minibosses
* 16 new "elite" enemies (plus the idea of elites at all)
* 5 classes of infestations (plus the idea of infestations at all)
* A new "craggy highlands" region/biome type.
* 8 new music tracks
* 5 new classes of player enchants
* 3 new player spells
* Substantial rebalancement of most player spells.
* The ability to give "wait here" orders to NPCs in rescue missions.
* Larger and more intricate continent designs.
* Rebalanced and streamlined strategic flow.
* No more Civilization Progress (CP) in favor of better mechanics.
* One central in-game currency rather than six.
* A new "Opal Guardian Store" in settlements.
* Loot drops from trash mobs, for use at the opal store.
* A better enchant-based system of upgrades in place of upgrade stones.
* New Feet enchant slot, splitting out items from the Legs slot.
* Streamlined character selection/creation process.
* Unique attributes for characters by time period.
* More enchant-like unique attributes for every individual character.
* Heavily revised and rebalanced existing missions to player feedback.
* New Freefall and Boss Delve mission types.
* More rewards from doing secret missions.
* No penalties/drawbacks from doin world map missions.
* More gradual ramp-up in difficulty of the harder mission types.
* New spell scroll that you can find and use to turn yourself into tiny t-rex.
* A "shopping list" system helping you to keep track of your self-set goals.
* Many improvements to the existing planning menu in general.
* Smaller, more fun lieutenant towers filled with infestations.
* Texture pack support.
* Smoother minimap exploration.
* More fun and threatening windstorm mechanics.
* Many new multiplayer admin commands (largely anti-griefing-related).
* Vastly more fun ocean exploration.
* Minor continent-wide bonuses from building settlement structures.
* Longer durations on continent-wide guardian power scroll uses.
* Filtering to the enchants inventory for vastly easier management of many enchants.
* Improved elemental strengths/weaknesses for enemies in general.
* Much better (completely randomized) elemental strengths/weaknesses for bosses).
* 7 new achievements
* And much more: http://arcengames.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=AVWW_-_Post-Launch_Series_1_Release_Notes
To further round-up what's been happening with the title over the past two months, Arcen CEO Chris Park offers an in-depth reflection on the massive amount of changes and additions between 1.0 and 1.1. A new trailer showcasing the update is available to view right now as well.
About A Valley Without Wind
A 2D sidescroller without a linear path. An action game with tactical combat and strategic planning. An adventure game that lets you free-roam a vast, procedurally-generated world. A Valley Without Wind defies genre stereotypes. Unlike other procedurally-generated games, you also get a logical progression in difficulty, plus helpful tips and checklists to guide your travels (should you need them).
Choose for yourself how to prepare to face the vastly stronger Overlord. Complete a variety of missions to earn arcane rewards, and/or roam the wilds to uncover secret missions and stashes of magical loot. Customize your characters with unique combinations of enchants and spells that change how you move, jump, and fight. Or rescue people and bring them back to your settlement, recruiting them to help you in return.
You choose how to play, and the world adapts around you.
The full version is available now on PC and Mac. A substantial demo is also available, granting full access to the game/multiplayer with only some tier restrictions. Even though AVWW has launched, it continues to grow with new content and improvements added nearly every weekday. Follow the game and its updates/discussions on Facebook, Google+, Reddit, and Twitter. To be a part of how AVWW evolves in any and/or all of its aspects join the ongoing discussion taking place within our forums.
Members of the media: Interviews, review keys, and press kit materials are available upon request.
About Arcen Games
Arcen Games entered the PC indie scene in 2009 with their cult classic AI War: Fleet Command, which was named the 40th best-reviewed PC game of the year by MetaCritic. Their second year was a busy one, seeing the release of The Zenith Remnant, the first full expansion for AI War; Tidalis, an innovative block-based puzzle with casual appeal and hardcore depth; and Children of Neinzul, a micro-expansion for AI War with all profits benefiting the Child's Play charity, of which Arcen is a platinum sponsor.
AI War's third and largest expansion Light of the Spire marked Arcen's first release of 2011, and now the company has shifted its focus and excitement to the development of A Valley Without Wind. Originally a one-man shop, Arcen Games has grown to have half a dozen part-time or fulltime contributors to its various titles. For all the latest news, media coverage, and some of our other musings, follow us on our developer and individual game pages on Facebook or on Twitter: @ArcenGames; as well as Arcen lead Chris Park's Games By Design blog.
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / A Valley Without Wind Showing At E3, 1.1 Update Arrives Next Week
« on: June 01, 2012, 11:39:24 PM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/06/valley-without-wind-showing-at-e3-11.html
Indie developer Arcen Games is excited to announce the inclusion of A Valley Without Wind in this year's Indiecade E3 Showcase, as well as details on the massive (and free) 1.1 update set to arrive for the game during the show next week.
Content additions and improvements abound across nearly 50 post-release beta updates set to make-up the first official AVWW post-launch release. Over 160 new room maps, 30 new enemies (such as the Nightmare Octopus and Dread Gazebo), seven new minibosses (such as the Giant Clockwork Wasp and Dark Dragon), new Freefall and Boss Delve missions, three new spells, five new enchants, five new music tracks, and over a dozen added or improved major features will be packed as part of next week's release.
It's not all about the numbers though. We've worked heavily with the game's player base to address some of the major issues that were taking away from the fun factor. A rebalanced, streamlined strategic flow to the game has been worked in, vastly improving how players can navigate and progress their individual world. The reworked gameplay also encourages spell variety and experimentation by the player.
Monster variety has also been tackled head on, not only with the aforementioned additions, but with the introduction of enemy elites and infestations/traps. Seeding of these dangers throughout all of the different regions has had yet another layer added to it, to make each chunk that much more of a unique area to the player. That goes for more than just monsters and infestations, there's better seeding in chunks regarding interior rooms, music tracks, puzzle rooms, NPCs, and more. Upgrade stones have been ditched for a reworked enchant slot system that adds flexibility to character creation/customization, with time-period bonus abilities and new options such as re-roll and rename offered for characters as well.
'What else' you say? The Opal Guardian Store is open for business and accepting your hard earned consciousness shards (which are now all the same color) collected in the wild as currency, the shopping list arrives as part of an improved planning menu, windstorms have been tweaked so that they're more fun and more of a threat to take on, exploration with the minimap is much better, and the game now offers support for texture packs.
It's truly an exhausting list of stuff, but it's all in effort to make huge refinements to the core concepts we've been building on. Almost everything you love as a player is still there and made better, and the major items annoying players have been addressed and majorly reworked.
All this will arrive during our showing of A Valley Without Wind at E3 2012. We're excited to join a slew of other indie developers to exhibit our game as part of IndieCade's Showcase booth. The booth will be open during exhibiting hours June 5-7 and is located in the Concourse Foyer at the Los Angeles Convention Center (on Level 1 in the West Hall entrance).
About A Valley Without Wind
A 2D sidescroller without a linear path. An action game with tactical combat and strategic planning. An adventure game that lets you free-roam a vast, procedurally-generated world. A Valley Without Wind defies genre stereotypes. Unlike other procedurally-generated games, you also get a logical progression in difficulty, plus helpful tips and checklists to guide your travels (should you need them).
Choose for yourself how to prepare to face the vastly stronger Overlord. Complete a variety of missions to earn arcane rewards, and/or roam the wilds to uncover secret missions and stashes of magical loot. Customize your characters with unique combinations of enchants and spells that change how you move, jump, and fight. Or rescue people and bring them back to your settlement, recruiting them to help you in return.
You choose how to play, and the world adapts around you.
The full version is available now on PC and Mac. A demo is also available, and grants full access to the game/multiplayer with only some tier restrictions. Even though AVWW has launched, it continues to grow with new content and improvements added nearly every weekday. Follow the game and its updates/discussions on Facebook, Google+, Reddit, and Twitter. To be a part of how AVWW evolves in any and/or all of its aspects join the ongoing discussion taking place within our forums.
For members of the media: review keys and press kits are available upon request.
About Arcen Games
Arcen Games entered the PC indie scene in 2009 with their cult classic AI War: Fleet Command, which was named the 40th best-reviewed PC game of the year by MetaCritic. Their second year was a busy one, seeing the release of The Zenith Remnant, the first full expansion for AI War; Tidalis, an innovative block-based puzzle with casual appeal and hardcore depth; and Children of Neinzul, a micro-expansion for AI War with all profits benefiting the Child's Play charity, of which Arcen is a platinum sponsor.
AI War's third and largest expansion Light of the Spire marked Arcen's first release of 2011, and now the company has shifted its focus and excitement to the development of A Valley Without Wind. Originally a one-man shop, Arcen Games has grown to have half a dozen part-time or fulltime contributors to its various titles. For all the latest news, media coverage, and some of our other musings, follow us on our developer and individual game pages on Facebook or on Twitter: @ArcenGames; as well as Arcen lead Chris Park's Games By Design blog.
Indie developer Arcen Games is excited to announce the inclusion of A Valley Without Wind in this year's Indiecade E3 Showcase, as well as details on the massive (and free) 1.1 update set to arrive for the game during the show next week.
Content additions and improvements abound across nearly 50 post-release beta updates set to make-up the first official AVWW post-launch release. Over 160 new room maps, 30 new enemies (such as the Nightmare Octopus and Dread Gazebo), seven new minibosses (such as the Giant Clockwork Wasp and Dark Dragon), new Freefall and Boss Delve missions, three new spells, five new enchants, five new music tracks, and over a dozen added or improved major features will be packed as part of next week's release.
It's not all about the numbers though. We've worked heavily with the game's player base to address some of the major issues that were taking away from the fun factor. A rebalanced, streamlined strategic flow to the game has been worked in, vastly improving how players can navigate and progress their individual world. The reworked gameplay also encourages spell variety and experimentation by the player.
Monster variety has also been tackled head on, not only with the aforementioned additions, but with the introduction of enemy elites and infestations/traps. Seeding of these dangers throughout all of the different regions has had yet another layer added to it, to make each chunk that much more of a unique area to the player. That goes for more than just monsters and infestations, there's better seeding in chunks regarding interior rooms, music tracks, puzzle rooms, NPCs, and more. Upgrade stones have been ditched for a reworked enchant slot system that adds flexibility to character creation/customization, with time-period bonus abilities and new options such as re-roll and rename offered for characters as well.
'What else' you say? The Opal Guardian Store is open for business and accepting your hard earned consciousness shards (which are now all the same color) collected in the wild as currency, the shopping list arrives as part of an improved planning menu, windstorms have been tweaked so that they're more fun and more of a threat to take on, exploration with the minimap is much better, and the game now offers support for texture packs.
It's truly an exhausting list of stuff, but it's all in effort to make huge refinements to the core concepts we've been building on. Almost everything you love as a player is still there and made better, and the major items annoying players have been addressed and majorly reworked.
All this will arrive during our showing of A Valley Without Wind at E3 2012. We're excited to join a slew of other indie developers to exhibit our game as part of IndieCade's Showcase booth. The booth will be open during exhibiting hours June 5-7 and is located in the Concourse Foyer at the Los Angeles Convention Center (on Level 1 in the West Hall entrance).
About A Valley Without Wind
A 2D sidescroller without a linear path. An action game with tactical combat and strategic planning. An adventure game that lets you free-roam a vast, procedurally-generated world. A Valley Without Wind defies genre stereotypes. Unlike other procedurally-generated games, you also get a logical progression in difficulty, plus helpful tips and checklists to guide your travels (should you need them).
Choose for yourself how to prepare to face the vastly stronger Overlord. Complete a variety of missions to earn arcane rewards, and/or roam the wilds to uncover secret missions and stashes of magical loot. Customize your characters with unique combinations of enchants and spells that change how you move, jump, and fight. Or rescue people and bring them back to your settlement, recruiting them to help you in return.
You choose how to play, and the world adapts around you.
The full version is available now on PC and Mac. A demo is also available, and grants full access to the game/multiplayer with only some tier restrictions. Even though AVWW has launched, it continues to grow with new content and improvements added nearly every weekday. Follow the game and its updates/discussions on Facebook, Google+, Reddit, and Twitter. To be a part of how AVWW evolves in any and/or all of its aspects join the ongoing discussion taking place within our forums.
For members of the media: review keys and press kits are available upon request.
About Arcen Games
Arcen Games entered the PC indie scene in 2009 with their cult classic AI War: Fleet Command, which was named the 40th best-reviewed PC game of the year by MetaCritic. Their second year was a busy one, seeing the release of The Zenith Remnant, the first full expansion for AI War; Tidalis, an innovative block-based puzzle with casual appeal and hardcore depth; and Children of Neinzul, a micro-expansion for AI War with all profits benefiting the Child's Play charity, of which Arcen is a platinum sponsor.
AI War's third and largest expansion Light of the Spire marked Arcen's first release of 2011, and now the company has shifted its focus and excitement to the development of A Valley Without Wind. Originally a one-man shop, Arcen Games has grown to have half a dozen part-time or fulltime contributors to its various titles. For all the latest news, media coverage, and some of our other musings, follow us on our developer and individual game pages on Facebook or on Twitter: @ArcenGames; as well as Arcen lead Chris Park's Games By Design blog.
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / A Valley Without Wind Selected For IndieCade E3 Showcase
« on: May 31, 2012, 03:57:31 PM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/valley-without-wind-selected-for.html
We're excited to share that A Valley Without Wind has been selected to be a part of the IndieCade Showcase at E3 next week. A really pleasant surprise, as it's something we didn't even consider as a possibility when we submitted the game to the festival earlier this year.
Along with AVWW, 19 other excellent indies will be on display including The Binding of Isaac, J.S. Joust, Prom Week, and a bunch of games I'm just now discovering and look forward to checking out.
The booth will be located in the Concourse Foyer at the Los Angeles Convention Center (level 1 in the West Hall entrance). I'll be hanging around there all three days (June 5-7), so for those attending feel free to stop by for a chat, to check out the game, or both!
Check back next week, as we have some good stuff in store with the event coinciding with Valley's official 1.1 release.
Along with AVWW, 19 other excellent indies will be on display including The Binding of Isaac, J.S. Joust, Prom Week, and a bunch of games I'm just now discovering and look forward to checking out.
The booth will be located in the Concourse Foyer at the Los Angeles Convention Center (level 1 in the West Hall entrance). I'll be hanging around there all three days (June 5-7), so for those attending feel free to stop by for a chat, to check out the game, or both!
Check back next week, as we have some good stuff in store with the event coinciding with Valley's official 1.1 release.
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Tidalis / Frozen Synapse: Red Release And New Valley Reviews/Videos
« on: May 30, 2012, 05:28:18 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/frozen-synapse-red-release-and-new.html
Our good friends at Mode 7 Games have released the Red expansion for their tactical heaven Frozen Synapse. They've added co-op, and a new campaign, and a new multiplayer mode, and...well, a ton of good stuff. It's absolutely jam-packed, and does more than just slap a fresh coat of (red) paint on one of the better indie games in recent memory.
Red's available now both through Mode 7 themselves and on Steam (both offering 15% off during the first week of release). The base game is also 50% off through launch week.
In Arcen news, GameSpy included AI War on their 10 Great Co-Op RTS Games for Comp-Stomp Fun list, while A Valley Without Wind reviews and video coverage are still trickling in as well:
Gamebreaker -- Indie Spotlight: A Valley Without Wind
Vagary.tv -- Review: A Valley Without Wind (PC)
Game Side Story -- GameTest - A Valley Without Wind (French)
Let's Play A Valley Without Wind #1: Getting Started by Deihlanos
A Valley Without Wind Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 by 1331skippy1331
A Valley Without Wind 9 Part Series by izTheJack
A Valley Without Wind 7 Part Series by Lcron55
A Valley Without Wind [PC Gameplay] by SmugglerWeb (Finnish)
Our good friends at Mode 7 Games have released the Red expansion for their tactical heaven Frozen Synapse. They've added co-op, and a new campaign, and a new multiplayer mode, and...well, a ton of good stuff. It's absolutely jam-packed, and does more than just slap a fresh coat of (red) paint on one of the better indie games in recent memory.
Red's available now both through Mode 7 themselves and on Steam (both offering 15% off during the first week of release). The base game is also 50% off through launch week.
In Arcen news, GameSpy included AI War on their 10 Great Co-Op RTS Games for Comp-Stomp Fun list, while A Valley Without Wind reviews and video coverage are still trickling in as well:
Gamebreaker -- Indie Spotlight: A Valley Without Wind
Vagary.tv -- Review: A Valley Without Wind (PC)
Game Side Story -- GameTest - A Valley Without Wind (French)
Let's Play A Valley Without Wind #1: Getting Started by Deihlanos
A Valley Without Wind Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 by 1331skippy1331
A Valley Without Wind 9 Part Series by izTheJack
A Valley Without Wind 7 Part Series by Lcron55
A Valley Without Wind [PC Gameplay] by SmugglerWeb (Finnish)
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AI War / Frozen Synapse: Red Release And New Valley Reviews/Videos
« on: May 30, 2012, 05:26:47 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/frozen-synapse-red-release-and-new.html
Our good friends at Mode 7 Games have released the Red expansion for their tactical heaven Frozen Synapse. They've added co-op, and a new campaign, and a new multiplayer mode, and...well, a ton of good stuff. It's absolutely jam-packed, and does more than just slap a fresh coat of (red) paint on one of the better indie games in recent memory.
Red's available now both through Mode 7 themselves and on Steam (both offering 15% off during the first week of release). The base game is also 50% off through launch week.
In Arcen news, GameSpy included AI War on their 10 Great Co-Op RTS Games for Comp-Stomp Fun list, while A Valley Without Wind reviews and video coverage are still trickling in as well:
Gamebreaker -- Indie Spotlight: A Valley Without Wind
Vagary.tv -- Review: A Valley Without Wind (PC)
Game Side Story -- GameTest - A Valley Without Wind (French)
Let's Play A Valley Without Wind #1: Getting Started by Deihlanos
A Valley Without Wind Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 by 1331skippy1331
A Valley Without Wind 9 Part Series by izTheJack
A Valley Without Wind 7 Part Series by Lcron55
A Valley Without Wind [PC Gameplay] by SmugglerWeb (Finnish)
Our good friends at Mode 7 Games have released the Red expansion for their tactical heaven Frozen Synapse. They've added co-op, and a new campaign, and a new multiplayer mode, and...well, a ton of good stuff. It's absolutely jam-packed, and does more than just slap a fresh coat of (red) paint on one of the better indie games in recent memory.
Red's available now both through Mode 7 themselves and on Steam (both offering 15% off during the first week of release). The base game is also 50% off through launch week.
In Arcen news, GameSpy included AI War on their 10 Great Co-Op RTS Games for Comp-Stomp Fun list, while A Valley Without Wind reviews and video coverage are still trickling in as well:
Gamebreaker -- Indie Spotlight: A Valley Without Wind
Vagary.tv -- Review: A Valley Without Wind (PC)
Game Side Story -- GameTest - A Valley Without Wind (French)
Let's Play A Valley Without Wind #1: Getting Started by Deihlanos
A Valley Without Wind Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 by 1331skippy1331
A Valley Without Wind 9 Part Series by izTheJack
A Valley Without Wind 7 Part Series by Lcron55
A Valley Without Wind [PC Gameplay] by SmugglerWeb (Finnish)
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / Frozen Synapse: Red Release And New Valley Reviews/Videos
« on: May 30, 2012, 05:25:52 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/frozen-synapse-red-release-and-new.html
Our good friends at Mode 7 Games have released the Red expansion for their tactical heaven Frozen Synapse. They've added co-op, and a new campaign, and a new multiplayer mode, and...well, a ton of good stuff. It's absolutely jam-packed, and does more than just slap a fresh coat of (red) paint on one of the better indie games in recent memory.
Red's available now both through Mode 7 themselves and on Steam (both offering 15% off during the first week of release). The base game is also 50% off through launch week.
In Arcen news, GameSpy included AI War on their 10 Great Co-Op RTS Games for Comp-Stomp Fun list, while A Valley Without Wind reviews and video coverage are still trickling in as well:
Gamebreaker -- Indie Spotlight: A Valley Without Wind
Vagary.tv -- Review: A Valley Without Wind (PC)
Game Side Story -- GameTest - A Valley Without Wind (French)
Let's Play A Valley Without Wind #1: Getting Started by Deihlanos
A Valley Without Wind Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 by 1331skippy1331
A Valley Without Wind 9 Part Series by izTheJack
A Valley Without Wind 7 Part Series by Lcron55
A Valley Without Wind [PC Gameplay] by SmugglerWeb (Finnish)
Our good friends at Mode 7 Games have released the Red expansion for their tactical heaven Frozen Synapse. They've added co-op, and a new campaign, and a new multiplayer mode, and...well, a ton of good stuff. It's absolutely jam-packed, and does more than just slap a fresh coat of (red) paint on one of the better indie games in recent memory.
Red's available now both through Mode 7 themselves and on Steam (both offering 15% off during the first week of release). The base game is also 50% off through launch week.
In Arcen news, GameSpy included AI War on their 10 Great Co-Op RTS Games for Comp-Stomp Fun list, while A Valley Without Wind reviews and video coverage are still trickling in as well:
Gamebreaker -- Indie Spotlight: A Valley Without Wind
Vagary.tv -- Review: A Valley Without Wind (PC)
Game Side Story -- GameTest - A Valley Without Wind (French)
Let's Play A Valley Without Wind #1: Getting Started by Deihlanos
A Valley Without Wind Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 by 1331skippy1331
A Valley Without Wind 9 Part Series by izTheJack
A Valley Without Wind 7 Part Series by Lcron55
A Valley Without Wind [PC Gameplay] by SmugglerWeb (Finnish)
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / Re: Indie Game Sales, Bundles, And AVWW Stuff
« on: May 25, 2012, 02:29:58 PM »
Oh yeah, certainly wasn't supposed to be mean. An attempt at cheekiness certainly, but we think it's awesome what Ron Carmel has put together with such a big list of indies.
The spirit of the event is to price your game whatever you want, and as Chris pointed out since all of our games have been on sale for a week or so each over the past month, we're supporting the cause by pricing our games at their standard tag for the initiative...alright not really, but we wanted to give the event a shout even though we didn't get involved this time around.
The spirit of the event is to price your game whatever you want, and as Chris pointed out since all of our games have been on sale for a week or so each over the past month, we're supporting the cause by pricing our games at their standard tag for the initiative...alright not really, but we wanted to give the event a shout even though we didn't get involved this time around.
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / Indie Game Sales, Bundles, And AVWW Stuff
« on: May 25, 2012, 06:55:00 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/indie-game-sales-bundles-and-avww-stuff.html
Big things happening these days. A Valley Without Wind has seen several more additions and refinements over the past week as we approach the 1.1 (and first official) update for the game. We also have a pretty cool announcement we've been sitting on for a few days that hopefully we'll be able to share before the weekend, or at least by early next week. We'll see.
One press item we wanted to highlight regarding AVWW: Vagary TV's Indie Game Review podcast. In the inaugural episode the game is reviewed by the two hosts and then Chris joins for the interview portion.
Other happenings in the indie world we wanted to quickly mention:
The Because We May week has kicked off, where developers can and have freely reduced (or in a few cases increased) the prices on their games. There's a ton of indie devs taking part, and although we're not actively involved, you can be sure we're passively participating by pricing our games at their normal price during the week; because we may. ;)
Our pal Gnome points us to the Bundle In A Box Adventure Bundle. That goes through June 6th and includes a bunch of solid indie adventure games such as Gemini Rue and Size Five's Zombie Cow efforts. It also has The Sea Will Claim Everything, which people keep mentioning how awesome it is though I haven't had a chance yet to play.
Here's the press that's come in for Valley over the past few days:
Armless Octopus -- A Valley Without Wind Review: Beware of The Wind
Dark Zero -- A Valley Without Wind Mac Review
Singju Games -- Review: A Valley Without Wind for PC
Gamer's guide to Life -- Review: A Valley Without Wind
Mash Those Buttons -- A Valley Without Wind [Review]
[VIDEO] A Valley Without Wind - First Impressions (Portuguese)
[VIDEO] A Valley Without Wind Part 3 and Part 4 (Russian)
Big things happening these days. A Valley Without Wind has seen several more additions and refinements over the past week as we approach the 1.1 (and first official) update for the game. We also have a pretty cool announcement we've been sitting on for a few days that hopefully we'll be able to share before the weekend, or at least by early next week. We'll see.
One press item we wanted to highlight regarding AVWW: Vagary TV's Indie Game Review podcast. In the inaugural episode the game is reviewed by the two hosts and then Chris joins for the interview portion.
Other happenings in the indie world we wanted to quickly mention:
The Because We May week has kicked off, where developers can and have freely reduced (or in a few cases increased) the prices on their games. There's a ton of indie devs taking part, and although we're not actively involved, you can be sure we're passively participating by pricing our games at their normal price during the week; because we may. ;)
Our pal Gnome points us to the Bundle In A Box Adventure Bundle. That goes through June 6th and includes a bunch of solid indie adventure games such as Gemini Rue and Size Five's Zombie Cow efforts. It also has The Sea Will Claim Everything, which people keep mentioning how awesome it is though I haven't had a chance yet to play.
Here's the press that's come in for Valley over the past few days:
Armless Octopus -- A Valley Without Wind Review: Beware of The Wind
Dark Zero -- A Valley Without Wind Mac Review
Singju Games -- Review: A Valley Without Wind for PC
Gamer's guide to Life -- Review: A Valley Without Wind
Mash Those Buttons -- A Valley Without Wind [Review]
[VIDEO] A Valley Without Wind - First Impressions (Portuguese)
[VIDEO] A Valley Without Wind Part 3 and Part 4 (Russian)
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / 1.1 Trailer Music Selection (POLL)
« on: May 21, 2012, 05:25:00 PM »
Hey guys and gals,
As we steadily approach version 1.1 and continue to release new content, we are looking to create a new trailer to show off all the work. Since we've put together a good dozen of these already, we'd love your input on the music selection for the next video. Listed below are the choices we feel would work great, but if you find an AVWW track you like better please suggest it below.
To check out the tracks: go to your AVWW folder and open the RuntimeData/Music/Ingame folder. All of the in game music is in the .ogg format, so you'll need a compatible player to listen (Audacity plays the format and is free to download).
We'll be capturing the footage over the next week and putting together the trailer for an early June release. The poll will only be open until this coming Saturday, so get your votes in now. If you've come across any cool AVWW moments in your own game that you'd love to see in the trailer, let us know in the comments as well.
Erik (Cupogoodness) and Kevin (AragonLA)
As we steadily approach version 1.1 and continue to release new content, we are looking to create a new trailer to show off all the work. Since we've put together a good dozen of these already, we'd love your input on the music selection for the next video. Listed below are the choices we feel would work great, but if you find an AVWW track you like better please suggest it below.
To check out the tracks: go to your AVWW folder and open the RuntimeData/Music/Ingame folder. All of the in game music is in the .ogg format, so you'll need a compatible player to listen (Audacity plays the format and is free to download).
We'll be capturing the footage over the next week and putting together the trailer for an early June release. The poll will only be open until this coming Saturday, so get your votes in now. If you've come across any cool AVWW moments in your own game that you'd love to see in the trailer, let us know in the comments as well.
Erik (Cupogoodness) and Kevin (AragonLA)
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Tidalis / Gratuitous Tank Battles Out Now (Also New Arcen Press)
« on: May 17, 2012, 06:42:52 PM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/gratuitous-tank-battles-out-now-also.html
Our good friend Cliff Harris of Positech has officially released his latest title, Gratuitous Tank Battles.
The game looks (and is) fantastic already, plus he's aiming to provide a goodly amount of post-launch support for the title; with mod support first up on his list. You can purchase GTB now through Positech directly, on Steam, Gamersgate, or Impulse/GameStop.
On the Arcen front we have several new coverage pieces for Valley to pass along. Interviews, reviews, videos, and even some press showing up for our earlier titles.
G4 -- A Valley Without Wind Interview: That Indie Column
IndieGameReviewer -- Review: A Valley Without Wind – A Procedurally Generated Genre-Mashing Platformer
The Indie Mine -- A Valley Without Wind Review
GroovyGamer -- A Valley Without Wind Revew (PC)
Giant Bomb -- Quick Look: A Valley Without Wind
Eurogamer -- A Valley Without Wind Review
lagserv.net -- Let's Play A Valley Without Wind (Three Parts)
SnackbarGames -- A Valley Without Wind: A world of fighting and foraging
Comics and Gaming Magazine -- A Valley Without Wind (PC Game Reviews)
LordKaT -- Indie Game of the Week - A Valley Without Wind
Gaming in Public -- A Valley Without Wind
The Whitest of Rice -- A Valley Without Wind
Absolute Games -- Review of A Valley Without Wind (Russian)
PrisonTV -- Max Plays : A Valley Without Wind
XxPhoenix147xX -- Discovery: A Valley Without Wind (French)
Fyoucon -- Let's Disasterly Play: AI War: Fleet Command MP Episode 1 | Let's go!
lpsn -- Podcast Featuring Tidalis (French)
Our good friend Cliff Harris of Positech has officially released his latest title, Gratuitous Tank Battles.
The game looks (and is) fantastic already, plus he's aiming to provide a goodly amount of post-launch support for the title; with mod support first up on his list. You can purchase GTB now through Positech directly, on Steam, Gamersgate, or Impulse/GameStop.
On the Arcen front we have several new coverage pieces for Valley to pass along. Interviews, reviews, videos, and even some press showing up for our earlier titles.
G4 -- A Valley Without Wind Interview: That Indie Column
IndieGameReviewer -- Review: A Valley Without Wind – A Procedurally Generated Genre-Mashing Platformer
The Indie Mine -- A Valley Without Wind Review
GroovyGamer -- A Valley Without Wind Revew (PC)
Giant Bomb -- Quick Look: A Valley Without Wind
Eurogamer -- A Valley Without Wind Review
lagserv.net -- Let's Play A Valley Without Wind (Three Parts)
SnackbarGames -- A Valley Without Wind: A world of fighting and foraging
Comics and Gaming Magazine -- A Valley Without Wind (PC Game Reviews)
LordKaT -- Indie Game of the Week - A Valley Without Wind
Gaming in Public -- A Valley Without Wind
The Whitest of Rice -- A Valley Without Wind
Absolute Games -- Review of A Valley Without Wind (Russian)
PrisonTV -- Max Plays : A Valley Without Wind
XxPhoenix147xX -- Discovery: A Valley Without Wind (French)
Fyoucon -- Let's Disasterly Play: AI War: Fleet Command MP Episode 1 | Let's go!
lpsn -- Podcast Featuring Tidalis (French)
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AI War / Gratuitous Tank Battles Out Now (Also New Arcen Press)
« on: May 17, 2012, 06:42:37 PM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/gratuitous-tank-battles-out-now-also.html
Our good friend Cliff Harris of Positech has officially released his latest title, Gratuitous Tank Battles.
The game looks (and is) fantastic already, plus he's aiming to provide a goodly amount of post-launch support for the title; with mod support first up on his list. You can purchase GTB now through Positech directly, on Steam, Gamersgate, or Impulse/GameStop.
On the Arcen front we have several new coverage pieces for Valley to pass along. Interviews, reviews, videos, and even some press showing up for our earlier titles.
G4 -- A Valley Without Wind Interview: That Indie Column
IndieGameReviewer -- Review: A Valley Without Wind – A Procedurally Generated Genre-Mashing Platformer
The Indie Mine -- A Valley Without Wind Review
GroovyGamer -- A Valley Without Wind Revew (PC)
Giant Bomb -- Quick Look: A Valley Without Wind
Eurogamer -- A Valley Without Wind Review
lagserv.net -- Let's Play A Valley Without Wind (Three Parts)
SnackbarGames -- A Valley Without Wind: A world of fighting and foraging
Comics and Gaming Magazine -- A Valley Without Wind (PC Game Reviews)
LordKaT -- Indie Game of the Week - A Valley Without Wind
Gaming in Public -- A Valley Without Wind
The Whitest of Rice -- A Valley Without Wind
Absolute Games -- Review of A Valley Without Wind (Russian)
PrisonTV -- Max Plays : A Valley Without Wind
XxPhoenix147xX -- Discovery: A Valley Without Wind (French)
Fyoucon -- Let's Disasterly Play: AI War: Fleet Command MP Episode 1 | Let's go!
lpsn -- Podcast Featuring Tidalis (French)
Our good friend Cliff Harris of Positech has officially released his latest title, Gratuitous Tank Battles.
The game looks (and is) fantastic already, plus he's aiming to provide a goodly amount of post-launch support for the title; with mod support first up on his list. You can purchase GTB now through Positech directly, on Steam, Gamersgate, or Impulse/GameStop.
On the Arcen front we have several new coverage pieces for Valley to pass along. Interviews, reviews, videos, and even some press showing up for our earlier titles.
G4 -- A Valley Without Wind Interview: That Indie Column
IndieGameReviewer -- Review: A Valley Without Wind – A Procedurally Generated Genre-Mashing Platformer
The Indie Mine -- A Valley Without Wind Review
GroovyGamer -- A Valley Without Wind Revew (PC)
Giant Bomb -- Quick Look: A Valley Without Wind
Eurogamer -- A Valley Without Wind Review
lagserv.net -- Let's Play A Valley Without Wind (Three Parts)
SnackbarGames -- A Valley Without Wind: A world of fighting and foraging
Comics and Gaming Magazine -- A Valley Without Wind (PC Game Reviews)
LordKaT -- Indie Game of the Week - A Valley Without Wind
Gaming in Public -- A Valley Without Wind
The Whitest of Rice -- A Valley Without Wind
Absolute Games -- Review of A Valley Without Wind (Russian)
PrisonTV -- Max Plays : A Valley Without Wind
XxPhoenix147xX -- Discovery: A Valley Without Wind (French)
Fyoucon -- Let's Disasterly Play: AI War: Fleet Command MP Episode 1 | Let's go!
lpsn -- Podcast Featuring Tidalis (French)
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / Gratuitous Tank Battles Out Now (Also New Arcen Press)
« on: May 17, 2012, 06:42:12 PM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/gratuitous-tank-battles-out-now-also.html
Our good friend Cliff Harris of Positech has officially released his latest title, Gratuitous Tank Battles.
The game looks (and is) fantastic already, plus he's aiming to provide a goodly amount of post-launch support for the title; with mod support first up on his list. You can purchase GTB now through Positech directly, on Steam, Gamersgate, or Impulse/GameStop.
On the Arcen front we have several new coverage pieces for Valley to pass along. Interviews, reviews, videos, and even some press showing up for our earlier titles.
G4 -- A Valley Without Wind Interview: That Indie Column
IndieGameReviewer -- Review: A Valley Without Wind – A Procedurally Generated Genre-Mashing Platformer
The Indie Mine -- A Valley Without Wind Review
GroovyGamer -- A Valley Without Wind Revew (PC)
Giant Bomb -- Quick Look: A Valley Without Wind
Eurogamer -- A Valley Without Wind Review
lagserv.net -- Let's Play A Valley Without Wind (Three Parts)
SnackbarGames -- A Valley Without Wind: A world of fighting and foraging
Comics and Gaming Magazine -- A Valley Without Wind (PC Game Reviews)
LordKaT -- Indie Game of the Week - A Valley Without Wind
Gaming in Public -- A Valley Without Wind
The Whitest of Rice -- A Valley Without Wind
Absolute Games -- Review of A Valley Without Wind (Russian)
PrisonTV -- Max Plays : A Valley Without Wind
XxPhoenix147xX -- Discovery: A Valley Without Wind (French)
Fyoucon -- Let's Disasterly Play: AI War: Fleet Command MP Episode 1 | Let's go!
lpsn -- Podcast Featuring Tidalis (French)
Our good friend Cliff Harris of Positech has officially released his latest title, Gratuitous Tank Battles.
The game looks (and is) fantastic already, plus he's aiming to provide a goodly amount of post-launch support for the title; with mod support first up on his list. You can purchase GTB now through Positech directly, on Steam, Gamersgate, or Impulse/GameStop.
On the Arcen front we have several new coverage pieces for Valley to pass along. Interviews, reviews, videos, and even some press showing up for our earlier titles.
G4 -- A Valley Without Wind Interview: That Indie Column
IndieGameReviewer -- Review: A Valley Without Wind – A Procedurally Generated Genre-Mashing Platformer
The Indie Mine -- A Valley Without Wind Review
GroovyGamer -- A Valley Without Wind Revew (PC)
Giant Bomb -- Quick Look: A Valley Without Wind
Eurogamer -- A Valley Without Wind Review
lagserv.net -- Let's Play A Valley Without Wind (Three Parts)
SnackbarGames -- A Valley Without Wind: A world of fighting and foraging
Comics and Gaming Magazine -- A Valley Without Wind (PC Game Reviews)
LordKaT -- Indie Game of the Week - A Valley Without Wind
Gaming in Public -- A Valley Without Wind
The Whitest of Rice -- A Valley Without Wind
Absolute Games -- Review of A Valley Without Wind (Russian)
PrisonTV -- Max Plays : A Valley Without Wind
XxPhoenix147xX -- Discovery: A Valley Without Wind (French)
Fyoucon -- Let's Disasterly Play: AI War: Fleet Command MP Episode 1 | Let's go!
lpsn -- Podcast Featuring Tidalis (French)
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A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 / New Reviews, Interviews, and Videos for AVWW
« on: May 08, 2012, 05:27:32 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/new-reviews-interviews-and-videos-for.html
The past few days saw several new feature additions to A Valley Without Wind highlighted (at least I'd say) by the addition of the store in 1.009.
Tom Chick talks to Chris for a good two and a half hours on Quarter To Three's podcast, chatting on AVWW, Arcen, some preferred genres, and gaming in general.
Also a reminder that there's still a day or so left in the SavyGamer anniversary sale. Here's the rest of the coverage that's come in this past week for AVWW/Arcen:
[Just Press Start] A Valley Without Wind - Reviewed
[Gather Your Party] Interview: Chris Park, CEO Of Arcen Games And Creator Of A Valley Without Wind
[Gather Your Party] A Valley Without Wind Review
[XBLAFans] Downloadable games growing beyond their bytes
[Gamespot] A Valley Without Wind Review
[BagofGames] A Valley Without Wind Review
[Destructoid] Review: A Valley Without Wind
[2nd Opinion Productions] Arcen Games: A Valley Without Wind Review
[IGN] A Valley Without Wind Review
[Co-Optimus] A Valley Without Wind Co-Op Review
[Hidden Exit] Review: A Valley Without Wind
[I'm Not Doctor Who] #oneaday Day 838: Still No Wind Here
[Gry-Online] Straight from Indie #5 (Polish)
[PlayerAffinity] A Valley Without Wind - Review
Video Coverage
[Tenatios] Let's Try - A Valley Without Wind + Steam Code Giveaway
[RockLeeSmile] Indie Impressions - A Valley Without Wind
[IZTheJack] A Valley Without Wind Part 4 - Our First Mission and Part 5 - Seeking Materials and Part 6 - The Endless Chunk
[SundayGamerHD] Let's Play A Valley Without Wind Part 1 - Kinky Skelebot Dungeons!
[GryOnlinePL] Straight from Indie - A Valley Without Wind] (Polish)
[SoftpediaGamesReview] A Valley Without Wind - Softpedia Gameplay
[NightDiRaven] Let's Play: A Valley Without Wind | Part 1 (Russian)
Tom Chick talks to Chris for a good two and a half hours on Quarter To Three's podcast, chatting on AVWW, Arcen, some preferred genres, and gaming in general.
Also a reminder that there's still a day or so left in the SavyGamer anniversary sale. Here's the rest of the coverage that's come in this past week for AVWW/Arcen:
[Just Press Start] A Valley Without Wind - Reviewed
[Gather Your Party] Interview: Chris Park, CEO Of Arcen Games And Creator Of A Valley Without Wind
[Gather Your Party] A Valley Without Wind Review
[XBLAFans] Downloadable games growing beyond their bytes
[Gamespot] A Valley Without Wind Review
[BagofGames] A Valley Without Wind Review
[Destructoid] Review: A Valley Without Wind
[2nd Opinion Productions] Arcen Games: A Valley Without Wind Review
[IGN] A Valley Without Wind Review
[Co-Optimus] A Valley Without Wind Co-Op Review
[Hidden Exit] Review: A Valley Without Wind
[I'm Not Doctor Who] #oneaday Day 838: Still No Wind Here
[Gry-Online] Straight from Indie #5 (Polish)
[PlayerAffinity] A Valley Without Wind - Review
Video Coverage
[Tenatios] Let's Try - A Valley Without Wind + Steam Code Giveaway
[RockLeeSmile] Indie Impressions - A Valley Without Wind
[IZTheJack] A Valley Without Wind Part 4 - Our First Mission and Part 5 - Seeking Materials and Part 6 - The Endless Chunk
[SundayGamerHD] Let's Play A Valley Without Wind Part 1 - Kinky Skelebot Dungeons!
[GryOnlinePL] Straight from Indie - A Valley Without Wind] (Polish)
[SoftpediaGamesReview] A Valley Without Wind - Softpedia Gameplay
[NightDiRaven] Let's Play: A Valley Without Wind | Part 1 (Russian)
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AI War / SavyGamer's Anniversary Sale: AI War, Tidalis, And More
« on: May 03, 2012, 02:37:37 AM »
Originally posted: http://arcengames.blogspot.com/2012/05/savygamers-anniversary-sale-ai-war.html
Our friend Lewie P. is celebrating the fifth anniversary of his bargain games site SavyGamer, and in effort to spread the love around he's organized a nice promotion that has several developers offering significant discounts on their titles over the next week.
Using the coupon code "SavyGamer5" when purchasing AI War Alien Bundle (or any of its products) and/or Tidalis on the Arcen Store will net you savings on par with our past massive discount promotions. The same code (or in a few cases no code at all) will score you great savings on great indie titles from some of our good friends as well:
Frozen Synapse 2-Pack (Mode 7 Games)
Gratuitous Space Battles: Collectors Edition and Democracy 2 (Positech Games)
Eufloria (Omni Labs)
Time Gentlemen, Please! (Size Five Games)
VVVVVV (Terry Cavanagh)
...and more!
For the full list, along with pricing and links to individual developer stores, head over to SavyGamer. Sales end next Wednesday, May 9th.
Our friend Lewie P. is celebrating the fifth anniversary of his bargain games site SavyGamer, and in effort to spread the love around he's organized a nice promotion that has several developers offering significant discounts on their titles over the next week.
Using the coupon code "SavyGamer5" when purchasing AI War Alien Bundle (or any of its products) and/or Tidalis on the Arcen Store will net you savings on par with our past massive discount promotions. The same code (or in a few cases no code at all) will score you great savings on great indie titles from some of our good friends as well:
Frozen Synapse 2-Pack (Mode 7 Games)
Gratuitous Space Battles: Collectors Edition and Democracy 2 (Positech Games)
Eufloria (Omni Labs)
Time Gentlemen, Please! (Size Five Games)
VVVVVV (Terry Cavanagh)
...and more!
For the full list, along with pricing and links to individual developer stores, head over to SavyGamer. Sales end next Wednesday, May 9th.