We are quite late with this but here it is, LevelSave’s Game of the Year. Last year, we did a podcast in which some of us argued for our favorite games and that’s how we got our GOTY. This year, we decided to try something slightly different. We had our writers vote on their top six games. The games that were voted on the most, made it to the next round. We voted again with the three games that got the most votes getting GOTY honors. Just like last year...
Don’t worry readers, we have not gone anywhere, it’s just the holidays. We’ve also been rounding up our Game of the Year nominations. There have been some incredible games that have come our way this year, right? From retail Goliaths like the conclusion of the Mass Effect trilogy, Mass Effect 3, to the downloadable giant-killers like Dust: An Elysian Tail and Journey. We had incredible games that were pure game play magic like Fez to games with no game play...
As you are probably aware, there has been a big push for indie games lately. With Steam’s new Greenlight service being perfected as we speak, we are bound to see more and more indie games pop up on The Steamfeed on a weekly basis. These games tend to be affordable and consumable, which is exactly what developers need to stay afloat. This week is no exception as indie titles dominate the feature once again. Closure This light-based puzzler is cute and refreshingly...
What’s up gamers, it’s that time of the year again, Game of the Year time. We’ve had each of our editors send in their personal picks for GOTY. Our GOTY picks had two rules; It had to come out this year and we had to of had the chance to play our chosen games. If you don’t see a specific game on here, that doesn’t mean we don’t like it. It’s much more likely to mean we didn’t play it. For instance, you won’t see any...
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