Deadlight: Why I’m not a Rat Fan.
Why I haven’t reviewed Deadlight yet
No, wait. That’s Spelunky.
Review round-up: Deadlight, Dyad and Hawks
We've been busy writing up our thoughts on some of these releases in other quarters of the internet and thought it might be neat to share those thoughts in the parish of Hookshot Inc.
Summer of Arcade: What to expect
It is, as ever, an eclectic selection of games, and Hookshot Inc’s here to tell you what to look forward to and when.
Deadlight: Now looking even more amazing-er
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Deadlight diary reveals killer reading and gaming list
The forthcoming zombie apocalypse adventure from Spanish studio Tequila Works is a 2D cinematic platformer following a demented loner as he trudges across a wrecked Seattle solving physics puzzles. In the eighties. I have to have a sit down everytime I think about it.
Now, the team has released a little developer diary to talk about the game and it's really worth watching, if only to enjoy all their literary and gaming references.
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Deadlight trailer foreshadows greatness…
Deadlight – preview
Spanich developer Tequila Works is the latest studio to tackle the post-apocalyptic adventure. But with references from Another World to Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Sly Stallone's First Blood, XBLA exclusive Deadlight is not your average take on a zombie-filled America.
We talk to creative director Raul Rubio about his vision of the end of the world.
Deadlight: this Summer’s downloadable blockbuster?
At this point it’s hard to tell just what’ll be this year’s Shadow Complex or Limbo: an XBLA title that breezes in one summer, and summarily conquers all before it. Microsoft, however, seem to think they’ve found it in Deadlight.
Under construction by a Spanish gang called Tequila Works (guys, tequila NEVER works) it’s a cinematic puzzle platformer in a post-apocalyptic world.
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