Games: Desert Child, KKnD, Twice Circled
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Desert Child Now Available on Linux, PC, and Mac OS
Akupara Games is here with an all-new game that blends a mix of hoverbikes with shooting and racing alongside high-resolution pixel art. It's odd to see a game try so many different genres, but Desert Child does that and more. Adventure games are also covered, as you have to go from place to place and explore the world. Your overall goal is to leave Earth before it blows up, and winning the Grand Prix allows you to go to Mars and escape the planet.
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The KKnD remake using the OpenRA engine has a first release out
KKnD, the classic strategy game is being revived and the new open source project has the first release out.
I was going to write this up last night, but it seems I jumped the gun a bit before they had all the bits in place. Nice to see such quick and polite communication from their team though.
Unlike Red Alert and the other titles served by OpenRA, KKnD and KKnD 2 were not made freeware. You will still need the games for the full experience. However, this remake will download the demo files for you to get you going.
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The lovely aquarium building game Megaquarium just had a big update
Twice Circled are adding in plenty of new features to Megaquarium as promised, with a major update now available.
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