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Game Focus: Project Aftermath Review

Game Focus writes: "Project Aftermath is a squad based Real Time Strategy game from a very small (three man team) indie developer called Games Faction. It is not very often that a small indie company can take on a game in this genre and deliver something new and down right fun.

Project Aftermath tells it is a little cliché but very good and actually compelling story through a comic style panel system. The story is simple, the big evil, called the New Order, has been out and about across the galaxy and conquering systems. The Morphid attacked and defeated the New Order, but in the ruins of their defeat the New Order sent their best and brightest to the Morphid home world and destroyed it. The few survivors of the Morphid have ventured out among the stars to take revenge and that is where you come in."

Pros:

+ Play through the game several times
+ Clean and nice graphics, but environments could be a bit better
+ Fun level design
+ Good controls
+ Voice work is very good for an indie title

Cons:

- Could be longer
- Audio is not very good
- Can not edit your controls
- No multiplayer

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gamefocus.ca
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Indie Royale Snowstorm Bundle Launched

With snowfall either hitting portions of the U.S. or set to hit it within the next day, the latest Indie Royale bundle has quite a fitting name. If you're expecting to be snowed in, you might be comforted to know that for the current minimum of about $5, you can get Resonance, Hinterland, RoboBlitz, StarDrone, Project Aftermath, and Robot Riot.

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hardcoregamer.com
budbundystyles4149d ago

Up next month: "Diminishing Returns Bundle!"

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Indie Week Sale at GamersGate - Up To 75% Off

GamersGate have released an Indie Week Sale which gives you savings of up to 75% off a selection of games.

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dailygamesales.com
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Project Aftermath Update Released

Games Faction has released a new update for its strategy title Project Aftermath, now available for download.

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examiner.com