Eufloria

[Slargos]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/41219/

Is this the natural conclusion to the fact that most types of games have already been explored?

Will we see progressively more whacky game types in the years to come, as developers struggle to find a refreshing take on the industry?

Remains to be seen, and I don't know whether to marvel at the ingenuity or weep at the humanity.

[The Brain]

Is this about immigration?

[Slargos]

Is this about immigration?

I'm afraid you'll just have to find out for yourself. 

[CountDeMoney]

This is what happens when you allow Europeans free reign in game design.

[Slargos]

This is what happens when you allow Europeans free reign in game design.

You should see the title at Gamersgate where you play a granny who visits the cemetary and her dear old hubby's grave.

The excitement comes in the fact that every time you play there's an ever so small chance that she dies of old age.

Among the more interesting features is weeping, feeding the pidgeons and falling asleep on a bench.

[garbon]

To be fair, on gamersgate it does list that there is no reason to ever buy the game.

[BVN]

This is what happens when you allow Europeans free reign in game design.

You should see the title at Gamersgate where you play a granny who visits the cemetary and her dear old hubby's grave.

The excitement comes in the fact that every time you play there's an ever so small chance that she dies of old age.

Among the more interesting features is weeping, feeding the pidgeons and falling asleep on a bench.

Wasn't that an art project or something like that? I even think it was made by compatriots of mine.

[Slargos]

This is what happens when you allow Europeans free reign in game design.

You should see the title at Gamersgate where you play a granny who visits the cemetary and her dear old hubby's grave.

The excitement comes in the fact that every time you play there's an ever so small chance that she dies of old age.

Among the more interesting features is weeping, feeding the pidgeons and falling asleep on a bench.

Wasn't that an art project or something like that? I even think it was made by compatriots of mine.

Your protestations completely ruin my point. 

[Grey Fox]

Actually is more about no publishers is willing to take chances anymore.

[Josquius]

To the topic- OK....this looks exactly like Dyson. A fun little indie game floating out there on the interweb. Woner why they changed the name....They didn't like the hoover comparisons?

This is what happens when you allow Europeans free reign in game design.

You should see the title at Gamersgate where you play a granny who visits the cemetary and her dear old hubby's grave.

The excitement comes in the fact that every time you play there's an ever so small chance that she dies of old age.

Among the more interesting features is weeping, feeding the pidgeons and falling asleep on a bench.

What was this called?
I need to investigate purely for WTF value.

[Lucidor]

http://www.dyson-game.com/

There is a demo.

[garbon]

What was this called?
I need to investigate purely for WTF value.

The Graveyard

[Lucidor]

Demo plays sluggishly, and looks boring as hell. I'm not getting it.