Hemispheregames.com Website Review

We just released Osmos 2.4.0 on iOS – our first release in almost 4 years. Why the long hiatus? Was it because 2.3.1, our previous release, was perfect? No, though it was solid and stable, and we were happy with it. Rather, it was due to our reliance on “floating-point of all the cards in Karmaka, it was time to tackle the mother of all Karmaka paintings: the one that would be printed on the box. Dave people to pick the top three Karmaka cards they’d like to see converted into art prints. (These will be available for purchase on I’m Marco Bucci – I painted the cards, box art, and banners for Karmaka. I’ve been part of the team for two years. As I write this, the game is just weeks away from its kickstarter release. We have high hopes for this thing. But instead of looking into the attend the Boston Festival of Indie Games on MIT campus in Cambridge in September. The game had been chosen to appear with about 50 other This is a BIG moment in Karmaka’s development: we’re releasing a free Print and Play (PnP) of the game! You can do*nload it from this page. For those unfamiliar with the PnP concept, it’s an*logous to the free demo of a video-game. Do*nload the files to your computer, handy rules summary for each player: The graphic design style for these cards is based on the look Scott has created for Karmaka’s Here’s another sweet art update for y’all: the NEW “Karmic Ladder”, by Lane Brown. We had revealed the original Ladder by Marco in the Spring, but over the course of play-testing we’d gotten a not-insignificant amount of feedback saying the Ladder’s One of the things we’ve focused on over the last month has been the graphic design of the cards for Karmaka. It’s primarily a card game, and we really want the cards to look their best! So we worked on them with a graphic designer, Scott Nicely, and have something we’re