Greg Micek writes: "If you didn’t hear about Olympia Rising’s release, it’s out now on Steam for a mere $4.99. That’s a pretty good deal when you consider that when the Kickstarter campaign ran in January 2014 you needed to back at $5.00 to get the game. The curiosity of a game being cheaper for non-backers out of the gate aside, Olympia Rising is already getting some good buzz."
GameEnthus Podcast ep278: Rotisserie Stealth or Purple Fruit This week Ben(@BCTerps) j oins Mike(@AssaultSuit) 60;and Aaron(@Ind1fference ) to talk about: Deadpool, travel, Game of Thrones, Magic the Gathering, Tetris Trilogy, San Diego Comic Con, Discovery Station, Cartridges Galore, CLZ Games, The BFG, Star Trek Beyond, Justice League, Wonder Woman, Batman vs Superman Dawn of Justice, Luke Cage, Netflix, … Continue Reading →
GameEnthus Podcast ep274: Rodent Happy Meal or Controller to Life This week Goose (@WhoDaGoose) joins Mike(@AssaultSuit), Tiny(@ Tiny415) and Aaron(@I nd1fference) to talk about: Gerbil Physics, Windows Phone, McDonald’s, Touch2Play, Kidzpace, Nights Into Dreams, Nights Journey of Dreams, The Real Ghostbusters, Larry Storch, Blackstar, Filmation, He-man, Thundarr the Barbarian, Meteor Man, Blank Man, MovieStop, Jurassic Park, Independence Day Resurgence, … Continue Reading →
Phil writes, "The old school pixel visuals of Olympia Rising fit right in with a lot of other indie games. To say that there are a lot of indie games gunning for memories and nostalgia of playing 8-bit games would be an understatement. Nonetheless, Paleozoic's Olympia Rising stands out enough by not only having an original concept to it, despite it being a 2D platformer, but by being an affordable and fun purchase for Wii U gamers."
