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What we're playing In response to an increase in carjackings and violent crime in Chicago, an Illinois legislator is looking to ban the sale of all violent video games in the state. Arcade classic Frogger will become a game show. A game show about dodging high-speed traffic? What could possibly go wrong? And rapper Soulja Boy is (again) attempting to introduce (another) console into a market that still 100% remembers his rebranded Chinese consoles from 2018. So, what are you playing? Russell Archey As of right now I'm apparently the only person on the planet not playing Valheim so I migh...

Gaming Nexus, Games N Moorer, and developer Max Mraz crash through the dungeons of Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos by: Eric - posted: 2/23/2021 8:55:00 AM To clarify from that headline, Max Mraz is not the developer of Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos. He is, however, the developer of Ocean's Heart, another recent Zelda-like that captured our attention in recent weeks. With Max's expertise in Zelda-like game design, we thought that he would be a perfect addition to our Rogue Heroes stream (and we were right). Rogue Heroes is actually developed by Helioc...

Game creator Max Mraz, Games N Moorer, and Gaming Nexus nerd out over Ocean's Heart by: Eric - posted: 1/24/2021 8:29:00 AM Heading into last night's stream with Ocean's Heart creator Max Mraz and Games N Moorer's Joseph Moorer, I told my wife that we would be live for "45 minutes, maybe an hour". Two hours and forty-five minutes later, we finally called it. We stopped the stream, although it clear that the three of us could have gone on chatting about Max's new Steam game Ocean's Heart (and other sundry nerdy topics) for at least two or three mo...

Cyberpunk 2077 is in a weird position of being a massive financial success and a catastrophic failure, a best-selling game that was pulled from storefronts, a critical darling (among pre-launch reviewers, at least) that has been subjected to relentless criticism. But what I find strangest of all about it is that its story isn't more common. But I don't recall anything like Cyberpunk 2077 before. I don't recall a major platform holder ever banishing a AAA title from its storefront because the game was simply too prone to bugs and crashing. I don't recall a developer refunding customers for th...

Written by Eric Hauter on 1/21/2021 for PC   Max Mraz, the lone developer of Ocean’s Heart – a new Zelda-like today released on Steam – is something of a creative genius. Though Mraz seems to be far too nice to refer to himself in those terms, just listening to him talk, one gets the feeling that they are in the presence of a towering, almost intimidating, artistic mind. Four years ago, Mraz stumbled across Solarus, an open-source game engine primarily designed to create Legend of Zelda fan projects. Impressed with what he saw, Mraz decided to try to make a game, despite the fact t...