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Capsized Review

A modern take on a classic genre, Capsized is why we indie.

I was excited when I first saw Capsized because at first glance it reminded me of the classic NES game Blaster Master, specifically how you could pop out of the cockpit of your buggy and run around the area in your white jumpsuit, armed with a pea shooter. This impression led me to expect a standard run ‘n’ gun action game common amongst indie titles. What I found was a rewarding evolution of the genre that not only stimulates the senses with its stellar graphics and ambient sounds but demands some fancy finger work, too.

Fireburst Review

Burned out on Burnout? Tired of Twisted Metal? Maybe this budget combat racer will re-ignite your flame.

When I was a kid I had a collection of toy cars like most other young boys. The more common cars would populate the cities and towns that I would dig out of the dirt. The fancier cars I’d use for a more exciting fate, launching them off cardboard ramps and watching them sail as far and high as they could go. One thing would have made this activity more awesome; setting them on fire. Letting me live out this childhood dream is what Fireburst—developed by indiePub and exDream for BigBen Interactive—sets out to accomplish. It’s an offroad combat racing game where fire fuels your speed and is the basis of the combat system.

Fireburst - Mutiplayer Trailer

Witness the racing, multiplayer mayhem that Fireburst will bring this Summer.

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Fireburst - Mutiplayer Trailer

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