GameScene Video Podcast

GameScene Video Podcast

By Gary RosenzweigVideo Games
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GameScene Video Podcast episodes

  • GameScene: Reactor
    A look at the free online game Reactor, developed by CleverMedia in Shockwave about 2000 and now at http://gamescene.com/Reactor.html. Originally a downloadable, this Web-based game contains 100 levels. You have to complete each level by guiding colored molecules.
    4 min
  • GameScene: Brick Invaders
    A look at the free online game Brick Invaders, developed by CleverMedia in Shockwave about 1997 and now at http://gamescene.com/Brick_Invaders.html. This game combines the classic arcade games of Breakout and Space Invaders.
    3 min
  • GameScene: Smite Thee
    A look at the fun Web game Smite Thee, developed by CleverMedia in Shockwave about 1999 and now at http://gamescene.com/Smite_Thee.html. This is a click action game where you play Zeus trying to stop non-believers from destroying your temple.
    3 min
  • GameScene: Think Ahead
    A look at the fun Web game Think Ahead, developed by CleverMedia in Shockwave about 1999 and now at http://gamescene.com/Think_Ahead.html. This is a number puzzle game you play against a computer opponent.
    5 min
  • GameScene: Word Spy
    A look at the fun Web game Word Spy, developed by CleverMedia in Shockwave about 2004 and now at http://gamescene.com/Word_Spy.html.
    6 min
  • GameScene: Alley Cat
    A look at the fun Web game Alley Cat, developed by CleverMedia in Shockwave about 1998 and now at http://gamescene.com/Alley_Cat.html.
    3 min
  • GameScene: Astroblobs
    Gary Rosenzweig examines the early Flash game Astroblobs, a whack-a-mole game with good artwork. You can play it at http://gamescene.com/Astro-Blobs.html
    3 min
  • GameScene: Add It Up
    Gary Rosenzweig takes a look at the GameScene Flash game "Add It Up," a number puzzle game. The game can be played at http://gamescene.com/Add_It_Up.html
    5 min

About GameScene Video Podcast

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The developer and publisher of GameScene.com reviews the games there describing his inspiration for each game, the development process and what makes each game special.