Jono's game dev blog

Alright finally got a bunch of games written down, have a lot more to sort through but this is a good start. You can check it out here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgZyuEix3FbvdE5Xdmd4bUtybGJVRGJidUR4WTB0WGc#gid=0

Alright time for a review of the story based RPG To The Moon made by Freebird Games . It was originally released through various digital stores for the PC on the 1st of November 2011 but was recently released on Steam . I really recommend going in to this game not knowing much about the story beyond the short description on Steam or the main website. I believe that's the best way to experience it, so I'll try keep this review spoiler free as possible.  The basic premise is you play as two scientists (Dr. Eva Rosalene and Dr. Neil Watts) who work for Sigmund Corp. who use technology to change memories so people can get their dying wish. Your assignment is Johnny Wyles, he wants to go to the moon but he doesn't know why.

Been thinking of all the times I say "I started playing that game but I didn't finish it." and it kind of annoys me. I think the best solution is to start a google spreadsheet of all the games I've completed, started or have been meaning to play. It may take a while but I think it'll be worth it just so I can keep track. If I have enough time I'll add a few more columns such as platform, if I've reviewed it and when I last played (this column will probably be restricted to steam games). Also sometime soon I'll have a review of To The Moon up.

Haven't finished any games lately but I have been playing a bunch so I'll give you some short impressions of them. Tribes: Ascend A rather fast class-based multiplayer shooter. I'm alright at this but I really need to work on my shooting because I'm not giving myself enough lead time. I am always rather high on the scoreboards when I play Technician which is cool. The Basement Collection A collection of flash games from Edmund Mcmillen + loads of bonus content. Pretty fun collection but getting the all the unlockables is hard because it requires achievement grinding and beating all the games. Some of the games can get very laggy because flash can be quite buggy.