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Jacobs, Mortar Emplacements

Double Fine’s quick tips

Map layout

• Defend the Power Plant
• Defend the Generator

Recommended Trench loadout

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Repair Crane:

This mechanical repair tool will fix your trench on the battlefield, preventing a breakdown.  It does not, however, prevent mental breakdowns. Unlock method: Awarded for completing …
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Hastily designed at the onset of the chaos, the Light Sniper Cannon does its job.  In the initial tests, this weapon was prone to cause “gun envy.” Unlock method: …
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Although capable of generating a high rate of fire, this gun is about as powerful as a wet noodle. “Guess it’s better than nothing” – Commander Woodruff Unlock method: …
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According to Microsoft’s Corporate VP Phil Spencer, Crytek was once under consideration to be acquired as a first party studio. The comment was raised in conversation about Crytek’s upcoming …
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In a recent blog post on Gamasutra, freelance game developer Borut Pfeifer gathered his thoughts on the viability of digital distribution in the gaming space. As an …
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Early this morning Sega tweeted that Sega Rally Online Arcade‘s leaderboards were reset in preparation for a patch. “SEGA have reset the leaderboards for SEGA Rally Online Arcade due …
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Backbreaker: Vengeance was developed by NaturalMotion Games and published by 505 Games. It was released on June 29, 2011 for 1200 MSP. A copy of the game was provided for review purposes.

Backbreaker: Vengeance is a spin off from last year’s retail release that emphasizes on the mini game aspect. You have three modes to choose from: Tackle Alley, where you run the ball through an obstacle course; Vengeance, where you are the defender trying to stop the runner from scoring; and Supremacy, which pits you against three other ball runners to be the highest scorer. Once you pick your player, it is time to run through these different gauntlets racking up the most points possible by stringing together score pick-ups and special moves like jukes and spins on your run to the end zone.

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John Laster and Todd Schlickbernd are joined by Ronimo Games co-founder Jasper Koning to discuss Ronimo’s upcoming game Awesomenauts. Jasper shares a ton of details about various aspects of gameplay …
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What we are playing is a weekly column that appears each Sunday. Various staff members let the world know what games had them hooked the past week and which ones …
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