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GameZone - Flotilla Review

GameZone takes a look at Flotilla, the quirky, turn-based space battle adventure, involving fugitive cats, mad crocodiles and annoying yetis.

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jeannine5065d ago

Ok...I don't like PC games and that game from the screenshots looks like it was designed back in the 80's lol

Caspel5065d ago

graphics don't mean a thing. It's all about the gameplay

TYLERxDURDEN5065d ago

I don't think I would be into this one. Looks a little too old school and abstract to me.

In for PoP PS3!

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MeNAcE5065d ago (Edited 5065d ago )

This game will be cool to own. I want Prince of Persia for the PS3 too!

alee5065d ago

This sounds like an interesting indie game. GZ

kancer5065d ago

This looks like a fun game. I've been a fan of space combat games and such since "Solar Winds" on pc.
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Humble Weekly Sale - Blendo Games

[blank]'s Universe: This week's Humble Weekly Sale features 4 titles by Blendo Games. The games are Flotilla, Atom Zombie Smasher, Air Forte, and Thirty Flights of Loving. Some of the games in this bundle are available on mutiple platforms, including PC, Mac, and Linux. Similarly to other Humble Bundles, each of the games are available on Steam, but are available DRM-free as well! Your purchase is divided up between Blendo Games, the Child's Play Charity, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, or the Humble Tip.

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Ten of the best indie games on PC

VideoGamer.com writes: "If you've had quite enough of your blockbuster Call of Honours and your World of Duty's, you might want to give the blossoming indie scene a try - it's full of some of the most inventive and entertaining games doing the rounds at the moment. If you've ever, ever, ever criticised games for being samey and repetitive then you are now contractually obligated to play at least four titles from the following list"

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Indie Sales: IGF 2011 Edition

In celebration of the Independent Games Festival at GDC 2011, several indie titles have been reduced in price and/or launch on Steam, OnLive and various other retailers.

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