Indiegame: Cube World!

Holy crap it's been a while since I've written anything on this blog, once again it's that sun and the beautiful weather we get here in the cold north on the planet Earth. So I haven't really gotten the time to sit down and try out new games and write about them.

Nevertheless! I finally got myself some time to sit down and actually try out a game I've been paying attention to (but also went under my radar for a while), it's called Cube World.
(And of course because of a friend who told me to get it, YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!)

A small break

Sigh... well it's been a while since i've written on this blog now, but i'm trying my best! Hell i've even tried out several new games!

I will try to write about them and my first impression of them as i go by, and maybe you'll get lucky with some in-game Screenshots! so we dont get any Bullshots (sell off screenshot that is completely bullshit, not even remotely close to the gameplay at all).


Don't Starve
A lovely made game with the aspect of something quite simple: Don't starve, Just like in Minecraft, you have to survive the envorvirement and make sure you have food, shelter and a way to defend yourself from the dark evil thinks lurking about.






Neverwinter
Yes it's a part of the Forgotten realms world, and it's one of the good ones out there of MMO, you can say whatever you want about DDO, but in my eyes, Neverwinter is way better.
The creators is the "Cryptic", which has done Star Trek online and other games for 'Perfect world''







XCOM: Enemy Unknown. 
Holy crap, i regret not getting this game when it came out, I played the first game in the 90's and had a blast, And i didnt even understand a thing i did! but thanks to my cusin, he taught me most of it when we played it! It's a Turn based Strategy games which involves researching, requiting soldiers and interrogate Aliens to save the world!


Sooo that's atleast some of the games I will be talking about later on, on how they actually gave me a good value of my money (wait... Neverwinter is free! oh well, you get my point!) and the joy i've had and having with the games.

Aaaaand i'm off!

Listening to music while playing.

Now then, after we've all cooled off by the heat of the gamer girls post, let us start talking about our preferences when we're playing multiplayer or maybe even singleplayer. In game music or "our" own music?

I started listening to "my own music" when Quake 3 arena was around. erm...mostly because I just had a Metallica CD and a CD player next to it. After a while when computers and OS started to handle things better, I had MP3's on my computer and listened to it through Winamp (god bless that program, one of the best at it time, maybe it still is.)