My Dpad: Helping you game better since 2016.
For most people, Gamemaker is a fun way to explore a game development hobby, and little more. Of course, Gamemaker can very easily be used to release full-fledged games on various consoles, but most people use it as an educational tool. There is an easy way to release your Gamemaker games for multiple popular platforms […]
Monetize Your Gamemaker Games With HTML5 Read More »
When it comes to playing video games, it can be hard to find good snacks to eat. Some snacks, like Cheetos or Doritos, dirty up your fingers too much and require you to wash your hands before returning to your keyboard or controller. Others, like certain nuts, can be easier on your hands but require
Roasted Edamame: The Best Cheap Gaming Snack Read More »
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably know by now about the Humble Bundle. While the Humble Bundle is most known for its limited-time, great-value namesake, they’ve also expanded into multiple bundles and even a web store. Currently, the Humble Store is running a deal on great singleplayer games, and I didn’t want
Humble Store Singleplayer Sale Delivers The Goods Read More »
There’s a general feeling out there among people who use consoles and handhelds for gaming that PC gaming is just too expensive. Most people think that if you want to play games on a laptop, you have to be willing to shell out about $1500-$2500. While this might be true if you want to play
Lenovo Ideapad 110: An Inexpensive “Gaming” Laptop Read More »
Folks, I’m here today to tell you a heartbreaking story that finally got a happy ending just a few days ago. You see, about a year ago when I had an iPhone, I found this game called Pixel Starships. It was a true scifi MMORPG with charming graphics and riveting battles, and it made many
Pixel Starships Is Finally Available For Android Read More »
Just yesterday, we were telling you about Terry Cavanagh’s great little roguelike game, Tiny Heist. Cavanagh’s games are all so great, though, that they deserve much more than one article about them. Even the games he considers to be throwaways can be entertaining for an entire afternoon, if not more. That’s why I’m here to
Grab Them By The Eyes: Burger Stand Simulator Read More »
If you’ve been reading My Dpad for a while (or if you follow our Steam Curation page at Great Medium-Spec Games), you know that we love Terry Cavanagh games more than anything. Most people know about Super Hexagon and VVVVVV, but Terry Cavanagh has also made all sorts of other games that are available for
Tiny Heist: Bite-Sized Roguelike Action Read More »
If you spend any amount of time on a computer (and if you play video games, you most likely do), you need a virtual private network (VPN). Even if you don’t have a computer and do all your internet browsing on your smartphone, you still need a VPN. In fact, anyone who uses the internet
Windscribe: The Best VPN With A Free Option Read More »
Football Manager fans: the long wait is over. I have just received the latest email from Sports Interactive Insider, and Sports Interactive has officially pinpointed the release date of Football Manager 2018. Enthusiasts will get their next dose of football managing goodness on November 10th, 2017. There are a few perks for ordering the game
Football Manager 2018 Release Date: November 10th Read More »
Well, it’s been less than a week since Asymmetric Publications absolutely knocked it out of the park with West of Loathing, but I’m already coming at you for my second impressions. I’m doing this for a reason, though, and that reason is that they’ve already released their first patch for the game. This is a
West of Loathing Update: Second Impressions Read More »