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home slots ancient games themed games bingo contact best retro-style games of 2016 2016 was… difficult. i won’t go into detail here, i’m sure you’re all sick of hearing about how terrible and dreadful and no-good the last year was, so suffice to say, the tragic death of a beloved gorilla was the least bad thing that happened in the last 365 days. but hey, on the plus side, at least we got some pretty damn good retro games! the retro renaissance may have passed, but that still doesn’t mean we’re not going to get some titles which truly channel the spirit of the past or give modern concepts that good old 90s spin! i played a lot of retro-style games in 2016, and unfortunately a lot that i really liked (such as “crypt of the necrodancer” and “darkest dungeon”) didn’t quite make the cut, for one reason or another, but the three that i ended up picking are utterly fantastic! they’re classics such as: 3. salt & sanctuary you love “dark souls”, right? of course you do, who doesn’t like “dark souls”? well, have you ever looked at “dark souls” and said to yourself “hmm, yeah, i mean, this is pretty great, but you know what would make it better? if it was in 2d, with retro pixel graphics”? well, the guys over at ska studios definitely did, and bless them for it! this game is often referred to on the internet as a 2d “dark souls”, but its unique perspective provides a completely different style of gameplay which requires you to think in a very new way. and sure, it also has its fair share of challenges (the absence of a map, while not that noticeable in “dark souls”, can be very confusing in “salt & sanctuary” because of the lack of reference points), but honestly, if you like the brutal hack & slash series, you’ll like its 2d iteration too, and if for some completely unexplainable reason you don’t, then maybe all you need is a change of perspective! 2. mother russia bleeds i love this game. i love this game. i grew up on 2d brawlers like “golden axe”, “streets of rage” and “maximum carnage”, and as some of you may know, one of my most favorite games of all time is “hotline miami”, which i’m always ready to talk to you about. so the guys at “la cartel studios” were like “screw it, let’s just combine these two and make all of oliver the retro guy’s dreams come true!” and boy, am i glad they did. the game is exactly as awesome as it sounds! it’s delightfully messed up, with creepy, twisted and violent visuals that are able to remain dark while still being completely over the top. its controls are tight and responsive, and when you die it’s always your own fault, not to mention the awesome new “nekro” mechanic brings a whole new element that’s not found often in 2d brawlers. add to that what’s probably the best soundtrack of the year and you’ve got a winner! 1. stardew valley i fell in love with “mother russia bleeds”. i really, really did. it’s one of my best games of the year, period. but… how could i not give the number 1 spot to “stardew valley”, a quiet, peaceful game about farming made by one person which, nonetheless, managed to capture the hearts of gamers worldwide? don’t get me wrong, the game is fantastic – its writing is on-point (even though there’s no story to speak of), its atmosphere is spot-on for a relaxing game that will always bring a smile to your face, its mechanics are well-thought out and well-implemented, there’s a lot to do in the game already, with even more things already being added… but the fact that, on its own, “stardew valley” is fantastic isn’t the reason why it’s on the list. the reason why it’s there is because this game, which, again, was made by just one guy (eric barone), managed to top steam’s charts and become the only 2d game to make in the top 40 best-selling pc games of 2016. wow. despite starting out as a tribute to the classic farming series “harvest moon”, i think it’s fair to say that in many ways “stardew valley” surpasses it, and i can’t wait to see what else the developer has in store for us! january 9, 2017 oliver slots are we seeing the end of retro culture? throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s, retro culture seemed everywhere! we were getting retro game after retro game after retro game, various old properties that were famous in the 80s and 90s such as “transformers” and “gi joe” came back for an encore to astounding success, hell, even music genres that were popular 20-30 years ago (such as techno and disco) began seeing a resurgence! for a while, it was all about retro, retro, retro, prompting many people to jokingly ask “what year is it?” when faced with so much media that would’ve felt right at home a few decades ago. games like “shovel knight” and “super meat boy” look and feel like they came from a different era, while other titles such as “hotline miami”, “retro city rampage” and “fez” are filled with so much love for the 80s and 90s that one just can’t help but feel nostalgic for days gone by when playing them. the same goes for movies and tv shows – “drive”, which directly inspired the aforementioned “hotline miami”, would feel right at home if it was released as an 80s low budget pulp thriller, and then of course there’s the smash hit series “stranger things”, which is essentially the 80s stephen king adaptation that never was. and this is without listing the dozens upon dozens of revivals of franchises from our past, such as “star trek”, “planet of the apes”, “terminator”, “robocop”, “teenage mutant ninja turtles” and many, many more. but in the last few years, the wave of retro things seems to have stopped. i mean, don’t get me wrong, there’s still occasionally an awesome retro-inspired project that catches our attention (such as “stranger things”, as well as oscar nominee “mad max: fury road”), but for the most part the media just seems to have moved on from this trend. looking at the list of upcoming videogames for 2017, for example, only two of the announced games have a retro inspiration – “shenmue iii” and the castlevania-inspired “bloodstained: ritual of the night”, both of which were brought to life thanks to the original franchises’ creators asking for fan support on kickstarter for one last hurrah. the same goes for movies – the majority of movies that are coming out in the next few years are part of established franchises, with the few that bank on nostalgia (e.g. “trolls”) being very far in between. why is that? one of the biggest reasons why studios are being more cautious with retro stuff is because they’re simply not as profitable as they once were. let’s look at two of the most anticipated retro products of 2016 – the “ghostbusters” remake and the game “mighty no. 9”. “ghostbusters”, despite a very controversial marketing approach from the studio which sought the help of vocal feminists to label everyone who disliked the movie as a misogynist, still only made $226 million on a $144 million budget, and while initially that may seem pretty great, keep in mind that the budget listed here is only for production and doesn’t include the massive marketing campaign, so the real estimate should be close to about $300 million cost, which means that “ghostbusters” actually lost money. while i don’t have any sales numbers for “mighty no. 9”, i do have its reviews, and, as i’ve mentioned before, they’re not that great, with an average score of around 5/10. but the lack of success for these otherwise massively high profile projects is only a symptom, not a cause. in order to be able to properly answer the question of why retro is not doing too well and gradually disappearing, we need to discover just why it was popular in the first place. and the reason for that is simple – the people who were kids in the 80s and 90s were adults in the 2000s, with disposable incomes. thanks to the internet, their nostalgia for the shows they watched and games they played as children reached the ears of the people who actually have the power to bring them back, and so they did. but as the market

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