Board 8 > Q.U.B.E - Portal like Indie, coming to Steam Jan. 6th.

(+) Yeah! (+)

Official Trailer:
Website: http://qube-game.com/

The game is currently out on Desura for 14.99. Very tempted to just buy it, but I think if I wait till the 6th for the Steam release to see if it will be on sale for the first week or so of release, maybe it won't, I don't know.

Anyways, game looks great. Gamespot thought it a tad boring due to the lack of a story, but players seem to like it.

Gamespot review: http://www.gamespot.com/q-u-b-e/reviews/qube-review-6348007
Desura page: http://www.desura.com/games/qube

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Indie Gaming Board:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/293-indie-gaming

Looks promising. Probably won't get it for full price, but I'll be sure to check it out whenever it goes on sale.

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GotD Contest Champ

Looks really cool. I was double interested when I saw it was made using the UDK since I have done some UDK development, so it would be cool to see a real game made using it.

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_foolmo_
mobile computer

I've gotten a decent ways into it, but the game gives me serious motion sickness in the dark rooms. It's really hard to get your bearings in the completely dark rooms when you're looking around, and after only 20 minutes I was feeling bad enough where I had to stop playing.

It's a neat game though. I like it more than Portal in some senses since it's more simple and intuitive, though that might also turn people off. Nothing has been difficult too far, but I'm also not even at the halfway point so I don't think I can make too many judgments. Dunno if I can finish it with the motion sickness stuff though.

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No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck.

So it seems the dark doesn't last for too long so I kept plowing through it.

It's surprising how many different types of puzzles they include. Really nice variety, though it seems they don't really go too deep into any of the puzzle mechanics. They introduce it, you go through two or three puzzles getting ready for something big and challenging... and then it's a new one instead.

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No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck.