http://www.webgamemagazine.com Cuz that's how we roll Fri, 15 Feb 2008 02:16:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Bow Street Runner. Such a good name for a game, I thought. But wait, Bow Street Runners were actually the first professional police force in London. That being said, you take the role of a new Runner recruited by John Fielding, Henry Fielding's brother who is the founder of Bow ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2008/02/14/bow-street-runner/ Kenney, the same person from the, dare I say, controversial article, is coming back with a new game. Is it a small and quick mini game like others? I proudly say no. As I start the game, I see the cutest intro ever seen in a flash industry. I'm not ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/11/19/marblet/ Hello faithful readers! It's been a while since I've been able to write anything on here, but that's not without reason: I have been working on a semi-secret project that is sure to please a lot of Flash developers. While working on this project, I found myself taking a good look ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/11/14/welcome-to-the-jungle/ I got a hand on one of the more hyped games this moment which is mainly advertised on Newgrounds by an author named Jazza Studios. I've been really looking forward on seeing it because the shown screenshots and the trailer (followed below) are showing some spectacular artwork in action. We ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/11/13/paladin-the-game/ As more and more web-game developers start trekking into the land of multiplayer gaming, we are finally starting to see a larger variety of game genres appearing beyond the simplistic turn-based games of yesteryear. Host, by Caulder Bradford (aka RiftMaster, aka Bubbles) and Edmund McMillen (aka That Gish Dude) presents us ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/10/10/host/ About a month ago I was asked about being a judge for a very large Flash Game contest. With over $40,000 in prizes I was tempted to say no and just enter the contest myself, but alas, I simply have too much going on so I signed on. This contest is ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/09/25/max-games-game-contest/ Alkie Kong 2 has been out for a full week now and the reviews have been loaded with people asking how to beat specific levels. So I thought I'd whip off a little walkthrough to address them without having to reply to 100 individual people. Keep on readin' to see ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/09/21/alkie-kong-2-walkthrough/ It's been quite a while since we had an update around here... but hopefully that will change pretty soon. For the past few months I have been working a ton on getting some projects moving, a new game and a trip to northern Ontario for my brother's wedding that have kept ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/09/21/exciting-developments/ I recently had the opportunity to interview Kenney Vleugels, best known for his work with Armor Studios, the official development brand for Armor Games. This was quite an interesting interview, because Kenney has made a very good living making generic mini-games, and he was brave enough to chat with me ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/06/29/kenney/ One of the things I have noticed about the gaming industry is that programmers often have the best ideas for original game mechanics.  Unfortunately, programmers rarely have the design skills to flush these ideas out into great games. Nodes is a very original concept created by programmer, Eggy. According to his ... http://www.webgamemagazine.com/2007/06/22/nodes/