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Voxatron is an innovative voxel-based game with potential - and its debut deal just got better with the addition of another game and several minigames.

The Humble Indie Bundle is back with bit of a twist. Grab the "Voxatron" debut for more than the average price and they'll throw in a couple more games.

I took a rather long hiatus, and I've got a lot of catching up to do. What better way to cover a number of different topics than to have more rundowns! As you might have noticed, I have an interest in independent projects, particularly when it comes to games and music. In 2010, we saw some great titles come out of the indie gaming industry - if it can be called an industry - as well as some not-so-great ones. In this installment and a later installment (likely to come some time in the next week), I shall feature some of what I consider the best and worst of 2010, as well as a few in between the superlatives. Also, for the sake of transparency, I should let you know that all of the following games can be found at the Steam store.

I suppose the normal approach one might take to this topic would be to compile a series of images showcasing [...]

Over half a year ago, I blogged about how much I was looking forward to the release of "Monster Hunter Tri", even though I did not own a Wii at the time. True to my word, I purchased a Wii shortly before the game was released, and I picked up the latest addition to the franchise the day it hit store shelves. I have been meaning to write a review of "Monster Hunter Tri" for some time, but I can never seem to pull myself away from the game for a few hours to do so. The game is so involving, there is always a handful of quests to do or necessary materials to find, I felt it would be irresponsible to review the game without getting a full experience of all that it has to offer. So it is with great interest that I saw that the game was the latest target of famous game critic Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw's video blog, Zero Punctuation, last week.