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I have a nice long post for you guys today, and I'm sure you will all enjoy it. I am going to talk about a game I discovered near January 1st, and this game is called "A Thief's Journey". I always like to start these posts off by discussing the inspiration for a given game. This game's inspiration is from games such as connect the dots that you likely would have played as kid. As in connect the dots, in "A Thief's Journey" you must be careful not to visit a tile (or dot in connect the dots) more than once. Initially, the game's skeleton was bare bones, like most games. In fact, the initial game play consisted of a square for the players and dots for bases. After the initial development in January of 2015, the game play was satisfying, although tougher levels were a must. After some hard thought, it was figured that since the game setting is a 3x3 grid, the levels had to be more challenging. This led to the in game obstacles you will see upon p
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I hope we are all doing well.

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As you all should know by now, I am constantly on the hunt for new content to post and developers to interview. Unfortunately, in the past many developers are too busy developing their games to talk with me, but that all changes today. I am a member of a Facebook page where developers show and test their creations, and I happened upon a hidden gem. This is an indie game (my favorite!) by none other than Mugiesshan Anandarajah. The game I am talking about is titled "Street Grudge", a game based on the fighting system of Muay Thai. I have a statement prepared by Mugiesshan, and here it is: "This game is a 2D side-scrolling combat game with a parkour feature which you can use to leverage your environment to deliver attacks and dodge attacks. The inspiration behind this game is actually based on a 3rd story idea I'm working on, so this game in a way is actually a prototype of something bigger. One of the key things about this game is the parkour feature using your b
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Catch The Crazy Balls - Free Online Browser Based HTML5 Game

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Catch The Crazy Balls - Free Online Browser Based HTML5 Game : In this game your objective is catch all the crazy balls and prevent accumulating more than 18 balls on the screen or the game will end. Controls:Touch the crazy ball and drag in the cube of balls for collect This game is destined for the kids  
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Follow my Other Blog!

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My other blog, in which I just created, is meant to be a place where educators can discuss various topics! So community participation is a must! Here is the link.
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Jingle Runner - Free Online Browser Based HTML5 Game

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Jingle Runner - Free Online Browser Based HTML5 Game : Run and jump without stopping as the most brave christmas elf.
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Welcome a new writer.

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Welcome aboard a new writer, "Cat". Unless she gives out her name I won't. I figured I should spice things up so she may not write exclusively about games. I cannot wait to see her work! I will still post about games, of course.
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A brand spanking new game jam.

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After my last game jam's poor showing, I have been un-motivated to make any more game jams...until now: https://itch.io/jam/citydj 
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