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It's unique, there really isn't anything quite like it and we're playing it this week on Pixel Sift Plays. It's called Push Me Pull You and it's a cooperative and competitive couch multiplayer game from Melbourne's House House. Each player takes control of one end of weird sausage person and you need to work with your partner to score points.
This copy of Push Me Pull You was purchased by Pixel Sift for the purpose of this review.
Editor and Curator Drew Taylor wants us to appreciate the game levels we race through while we play in a new magazine crowdfunding now.
"This land pulses with life. It breathes in me; it breathes around me; it breathes in spite of me. When I walk on this land, I am walking on the heartbeat of the past and the future. And that’s only one of the reasons I am a farmer." Brenda Sutton Rose
Michael and Nick from Melbourne's Digital Lode share the challenges and victories of making VR spy game Espire 1: VR Operative.