It’s past midnight and as promised, it’s the time when we announce the winners of our Alone in the Dark Contest. The easiest one till date, this contest also happens to be the one that got us the most number of participants. While most loved it, some would rather have the tougher ones back but in the end, all agreed that it was fun.

Before we announce the three lucky winners, we would like to thank our prize sponsors, Milestone Interactive once again for making this contest possible. A big thanks also goes out to our Chief Designer, Bobby Sandhu for taking out time from his busy schedule and work on the flash applet. And oh, thank you to all of you guys who made this contest such a big success!!

And now for the lucky three!

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It’s here!

After having talked about it countless times in the past few months, the Alone In The Dark Contest has finally shown up. Blame the delay on our lazy admins for not having it up and running much earlier. Guess we will have to go with the age-old saying that it is never too late for anything.

Participants of our Game of the Year 2007 contests would immediately feel at ease with this one. This time around, to get more and more people to jump on-board, the contest has been made much more accessible. Mind you, it is just a teaser for the things to come in the following months, so you better stay sharp.

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You wouldn’t probably know it from just gawking at screenshots, but N+ for the PSP and DS (both independently developed from each other) is deceptively masochistic. Which is suitably funny when you consider it’s based off the heavily-praised and popular flash game of the same name. What it lacks in the lush sugar-coasting of other widely-popular side-scrollers like Mario and Sonic, N+ cuts through the fluff and gives fans of the genre (be it old or new) a no-frills but serious package of challenges woven in a silk of divine punishment. Is it for everyone? Nah, but for those who consider themselves true believers might want to back up and take notice.

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