Curses! The evil old witch has done it this time..... She's gone and turned the Prince of the Magical Kingdom into a bright GREEN FROG and made off with his loved one. Sometime life, even in the Magical Kingdom, just isn't not fair! However, life by the riverside was not to be all doom and gloom for our once regal, yet now green and warty chum.
As luck would have it a strange and p[powerful elixir floats down the stream and catches our amphibious friend's attention. Intrigued, Our soon-to-be- hero take a huge swig. After a few minor explosions he becomes the legend that soon will be SUPER-FROG!!!!.
With boundless courage and dizzy new heights of determination, he sets off towards the magic Forests with one Goal in mind - to get his girl, vanquish the curse and give that nasty old witch just what she deserves!!!!!!
Wizard-View:
The game is pretty good. Both the game level and the interface is awesome as the concentrated on them. The Background songs and the new levels is annoying for me. But the game is good.
Don't Starve
Don't Starve is an action-adventure game set in an open world environment. It is developed and published by Klei Entertainment. The game was released on Microsoft Windows, OS X and Linux through Steam on April 23, 2013. It will be later ported on the PlayStation 4 at an unknown date. The game will be free to download to PlayStation Plus members upon release.
Gameplay:
The game's goal is surviving for the longest time, while avoiding starvation, insanity, and hostile enemies. The player can collect and craft a variety of tools and items as well as build various structures to aid in surviving. An "adventure mode" is also included in the game (accessed while playing in sandbox mode by finding a doorway that leads to the adventure challenges), which presents increasingly difficult levels for the player to complete.
When the character dies, an amount of experience is received proportional to the number of days survived, eventually unlocking other characters to use in future games in addition to the standard "Gentleman Scientist", Wilson. Each has his/her own perks. Some characters are only unlocked in "adventure mode", unattainable by gaining experience through survival. The game also features permanent death, encouraging a die and retry approach to learn the way the world works.
STORY:
The player is a young, gentleman scientist by the name of Wilson, who is trying to make some sort of scientific advancement by pouring a liquid into a dish of powder, but without success when it exploded in his face. He sits down in a chair, tired of being unable to do anything right. Suddenly, Wilson's radio set begins speaking to him, and tells him he may learn forbidden knowledge to help him succeed in developing something that works. Wilson accepts, only to realize that the owner of the voice has tricked him. It belongs to a demon, of sorts, named Maxwell, who uses the machine to transport Wilson, against his will, to a mysterious land where, it seems, everything is trying to kill the Gentleman Scientist. Here is where the player has control of Wilson, and aims to survive in a dangerous new world.
Game Dev Tycoon is a business simulation video game released on December 10, 2012. In the game, the player creates and publishes video games. Game Dev Tycoon was possibly inspired by Game Dev Story (by Kairosoft), as many critics find substantial similarities between the two games. Game Dev Tycoon was created by Greenheart Games, a company founded in July 2012 by brothers Patrick and Daniel Klug.
Progression:
The player starts out in a garage in the early 1980s during the Golden age of arcade video games with no employees, limited money, and limited choices for the first game. New games are created, new options are created, the first game engine is built, the player's game development skills improve. New consoles will also be released, so the player will be able to buy licenses for certain consoles, such as the GS, PlaySystem, mBox, and grPad which represent real life consoles and devices with different names due to copyright regulations. As the player progresses through the game further they have the opportunity to move to new offices and hire staff. An important milestone in the campaign sees the player moving into an office after making $1,000,000.
After that further expansion is available, with players given the opportunity to open an R&D lab when reaching certain requirements that host major projects, allowing the player to create consoles, MMO's and Online Game Shops similar to Steam, uPlay, AppStore ect.
Reception
REVIEWS:
The game has received positive reviews that mostly focus on its value for money and its historical progression through past 30 years of game development history. The International Business Times gave the game a score of 9/10 whilst it scored 68 on Metacritic
