This is a fantastic new developer diary for Double Fine's upcoming downloadable title, Trenched. So often, the developers in these promotional videos are (presumably) speaking to an interviewer. Nothing wrong with that, but watching these three guys sit around a table, drinking beers and casually chatting feels so intimate in comparison. Just a bunch of dudes hanging out and talking about their game.
Trenched looks promising. I get a real MechAssault vibe from the gameplay footage seen thus far and pairing that up with tower defense suits me just fine. I may have to find time to sneak in a play or two at E3 in a couple of weeks.
Out of all Double Fine games this is the only one that doesn't immediately speak to me, I'm actually more excited for their Sesame Street Kinect game. I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt though, this could potentially be awesome.
Its funny people aren't positive. I am more interested in this than any of their recent downloadable games. I played and loved Costume Quest and its DLC and I am intrigued by Stacking, though waiting for a price cut.
Hell yeah, this little gem looks so awesome. Definitely very different for a DF game, but it still has their own flavor thrown in for good measure, if the end of the video is anything to go off of. Looking forward to this.
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This week, North American PlayStation Plus members are getting some more freebies in the form of Double Fine and Ron Gilbert's puzzle game The Cave for PS3 as well as Tekken 6 for PlayStation Portable and PS Vita.
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Following the release schedule for the Leap Motion Controller and tease that Double Fine would have a game of its own for the device, more details have come out. This new title, "a music driven score challenge game" designed ...
Over the next two weeks, the Humble Double Fine Bundle will offer pay-what-you-want pricing for three games worth checking out: Psychonauts, Stacking, and Costume Quest.
The next tier up, accessed by paying more than the ave...more
Host Master Deux: Quest for Identity is a free, browser based sequel to 2009's Host Master. Once again, the player must help Double Fine founder Tim Schafer bumble his way through preparing for the GDC Awards. It may be the c...more
Remember when Double Fine asked for some money ($400k) on Kickstarter to make an old-school, point and click adventure game and the gaming collective at large responded with $3.3 million in funding money thereby monumentally...more
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