Six new indie games to check out in this round up. All the games in this round up cost 80 :MSPoints: so if you have some leftover points there may be something you like. Also, a quick reminder that after playing the games to rate them, you can do this from the dashboard by choosing the game then the Rate option or on the Xbox marketplace game information page. If any indie developers would like us to review your game in full, please get in contact with us for more details.
Avatar QuizCall is an up to four player quiz game which is compatible with the Big Button controller. There are 1000 questions and from what I played it seems to be a good mix of general knowledge and is not too much concentrated on a specific country as I saw questions for US and UK in particular. The game seems to be decent but I would recommend turning the music off as it spoilt the atmosphere. Avatar QuizCall costs 80 :MSPoints: and more information can be found here.
Baby Maker Extreme is a baby launching game where you must try and get the baby to fly as far as possible. The game starts with two mini games where you must tap the buttons in sync and then button mash the B button to set the launch which is the poor woman giving birth 🙂 Once launched, you can have some control over the baby by boosting and diving. It is quite a fun game and full points for being an original theme. Baby Maker Extreme costs 80 :MSPoints: and more information can be found here.
Blazin’ Balls is an arcade game where you control a ball on a cosmic path. You roll along the path against a clock, collecting coins and avoiding the gaps and touch zones which affect your ball such as bouncing and speeding up. This is a straightforward game which is presented well with minimum fuss but loads of gameplay. Blazin’ Balls costs 80 :MSPoints: and more information can be found here.
Let’s Learn Japanese: Beginner is an education title that aims to help you learn Japanese Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. There are a few different modes to learn and test yourself including Flashcard, Quiz, and Review modes. While this wont be useful for everyone it looks to be done well and if you have an interest in learning the language this could be a good first step. Let’s Learn Japanese: Beginner costs 80 :MSPoints: and more information can be found here.
Playing With Humans is a up to four player game which consists of mini games played with one button. I found the game a little confusing to what you are supposed to do as no help is given but you should be able to work it out. Levels include beating up humans, tossing the most cars and collecting human meat from spaceships. I am not quite sure about this game, but I think if played with some friends it could be an OK mutliplayer game. Playing With Humans costs 80 :MSPoints: and more information can be found here.
Super Avatar is a reaction based game in which your super avatar flies across the landscape avoiding potatoes. A prompt to press a button will appear and you must quickly press the button to dodge the potato before it hits your avatar. The further you fly the more difficult the game becomes as the reaction time needs to be fast. The game is not bad but there is not much too it, worth checking out at least. Super Avatar costs 80 :MSPoints: and more information can be found here.
Titles that have received a software update or price change are Catch22, Exisled, Pwn Age: 31337 AD, Twin Blades, Kittie’s Mazes, Graffiti LIVE!, Fight Monkey of Magic and Abaddon.
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