Tag: games
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Signature sports: where the world’s niche games are unusually popular
Every country plays football, but which sport does each country play far more than the world? From 99,246 clubs: pesäpallo in Finland (70x the world average), tchoukball in Switzerland, hurling in Ireland, speedway in Poland.
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Where games are set, and where they are made
A world map of 6,691 video games tied to real places: where each is set and where its studio is based. New York leads, Japan to the United States is the busiest route, and the Moon beats Mars.
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Neon Protocol v0.6.1: bases that matter, a harvester war and sharper battles
A quick follow-up to v0.6, shaped by my own first full game: bases now build around your Construction Yard, harvesters run themselves and are worth raiding, and the battle scenes are six times sharper.
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Neon Protocol v0.6: every gun, footstep and death now sounds like itself
Version 0.6 of my free browser tactics game is about how the war feels: a voice for every weapon, recorded explosions and ricochets in sync with the action, nineteen new death animations, soldiers who talk in Shin-Pacifica street slang, and a fairer late campaign.
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Bit-zkrieg: Iron Front ’44, a free WW2 tactics game from Shanghai to Berlin
My new browser game is a turn-based tactics game of the Second World War: 66 historical battles with the real generals, tanks, ships and aircraft, a soundtrack of period recordings, and a zombie mode. Free to play now, with a trailer.
