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Xona Games shows off Duality ZF, has their sights set on XBLA

Posted on by Taylor Bliss in News, XBLA, XBLA Previews | Leave a comment

Last shown off back at this year’s GDC, Xona Games‘ upcoming title, Duality ZF, has a new trailer out. After watching the whole thing, calling Duality ZF a ‘bullet hell shooter’ might not be doing it justice. The game’s touting 6 different game modes, 4-player multiplayer, 8 different stages and several other features too numerous to be listed. If you’re craving more information, a full list of the details can be found on the game’s page, here.

The developer is looking to have the game published on XBLA and Steam, though based on the information from the website, it’s currently unclear whether or not such backing has already been secured or not. Since the title’s end goal isn’t on the indie marketplace, don’t expect to see it popping up in discussions about the upcoming Summer Uprising, but since the game is being developed on the XNA platform, it could still make an appearance in Microsoft’s Dream. Build. Play.

Lumi wins Dream-Build-Play 2010 Challenge

Posted on by Mike Wall in News, xblig | 2 Comments

Kudos to Kydos Studios for winning Microsoft’s Dream-Build-Play 2010 competition and netting the $40,000 grand prize for their light-based puzzle-platformer, Lumi.  The stylish 2D platformer triumphed over 350 entries to be crowned this year’s winner of the annual competition of games developed using Microsoft’s XNA Game Studio.  In Lumi, “the player controls a small creature whose goal is to bring back to life its surround world.”  It will be released this spring on Xbox Live Indie Games. 

Information and videos on the rest of the winners after the break.  The future looks bright for Xbox Live Indie Games. Read more