Monday, December 5, 2011

The Gorn Got Us

by Alex McLarty

The Gorn Beat UsAs you may have guessed The Mac Gamer is no more. Sadly a lack of time and a dwindling enthusiasm for Star Trek related puns sealed the site’s fate.

Thanks to everyone who read what we wrote and took the time to comment. Hats off to all the writers of the last three years who took time out of their mortal lives to contribute. I think we wrote some pretty cool things.

There’ll be no more comments and no more content, but the site will stay live as long as Western civilisation prevails.

Thanks and all the best,

The Mac Gamer Staff.

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Combat Mission: Battle for Normandy

by Russell Marsh

Combat Mission Battle for Normandy For Mac - Tanks

My complaints against Combat Mission: Battle for Normandy are simple and very fixable:

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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

CCP Releases EVE Online: Incarna

by Jacob King
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EVE Online for Mac - Game Logo

By the time you all see this, dear readers, Mr. Macgoo will have his copy of EVE Online: Incarna, and my brain will likely have melted out my ears from overexposure. I am super-stoked for this new build of EVE, and I am eagerly awaiting almost every aspect.

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Tuesday, June 14, 2011

EVE Weekly: Alliance Tournament IX Update

by Jacob King

EVE Online for Mac - Game LogoAlliance Tournament IX has started and is in full swing. At the time of this writing, the tournament is in the group stage, having already been through one round. The current standings are as follows:

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Saturday, June 11, 2011

Lume

by Brad Snios

Fans of puzzle games have had much to rejoice about lately. In addition to the well-recieved Tiny Bang Story by Colibri Games released a few weeks ago, we gamers are also greeted by Lume from State of Play Games. Shortly after stumbling upon this indie title, I found myself charmed by its implementation of real-life backdrops mixed with CG animation. However, since aesthetics alone do not make a good game, I set out to determine if Lume could maintain my initial interest or if this would be yet another shiny trinket cluttering up my list of games on Steam.

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