From Strategyinformer.com: "Wheels of Destruction: World Tour is an arcade-style car combat shooter. Set, apparently, on a post-apocalyptic Earth. I say apparently because, it being a predominantly multiplayer game, there is no wiff of a storyline at any point during the game. The maps don’t seem to particularly have an aesthetic of derelict or decay that would hint toward such events taking place. Nor do they have any indication, decor wise of their original states: Paris, Seattle, London, Tokyo and Rome. These five arenas make up Wheels of Destruction’s roster, but other than adding to the apocalyptic premise, it baffles me as to why they are called that. It also baffles me as to why in a post apocalyptic world people think it's a good idea to waste precious commodities such as fuel and ammunition on games of destruction derby..."
Daav from Gamesta.com stands still at this year's widely overlooked titles and explains just why these games deserved a lot more than they've gotten so far. In part 1, the first 6 of 12 features get discussed as the year 2012 sets itself up for that number. It's also a good way to find out if there are still some games you'd need to check out.
Gamesta.com sifts through over 500 games, so you don't have to. Here are some of the best games currently awaiting approval from the Steam community, meaning you can cast a vote in order to get these games onto your favorite digital platform. There are games for all kinds of people, from platform titles to singleplayer RPGs to multiplayer shooters.
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