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The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000 is a game back from last summer that's somehow never gotten its own review until now. This game, made in the Unity engine by Texel, features art and design by egophiliac and music by Whitetail. It's a fast-paced game, and I'd definitely recommend giving it a play. Note: you'll have to have Unity Web Player installed before it'll work. Read more after the break...

 It seems that certain members of the Legends of Equestria development team are attending the Everfree Northwest and Fiesta Equestria conventions (which you probably already figured out if you read the article's title and looked at the post header). Aside from just hosting panels and showing off the game like they usually do, they're also bringing a pre-alpha build along for attendees to play around with. Shame I won't be able to attend, with me being stuck up here in Alberta and all. Maybe I should go see if there's any leftover moose meat in the freezer...

 Want more detailed information? The team also wrote up an official press release, which you can find below the break.

It's Lyra's List time once again. For those not in the know, Lyra's List is a great place for anyone who's interested getting involved with the pony fangame scene. Check out this page for details on how to submit. The deadline for Lyra's List #14 is May 31, 2013. You can find the submissions for this month after the break...

Man, when May assessment season hits the fandom, it hits hard. This time of year, a lot of game developers (and us blogponies, too) are completely pinned down, but things should pick up speed as summer approaches.

Baejongkim's Little Pony Big War is part strategy, part tower defense. In battle, the player must manage his resources, building mining bunnies and sending out troops to counter an onslaught of Diamond Dogs. Stylistically similar to the Flash classic Age of War, the goal is to build up enough troops to successfully destroy your enemy's base. The handy mini-map displays an overview of units on the screen and the status of the midfield turret.

Although the basic premise is simple, Little Pony Big War has more than enough late-game content to keep you playing. Extra hero units (members of the mane 6) and infantry can be bought and upgraded outside of battle, and are a huge help during the later levels. Overall, it's one of the better flash games I've played recently - Enjoy!

 We've seen TEMNO before via videos and whatnot, but now there's a playable tech demo for the game in case you want to try it out. Sadly the developer has said that he's cut the creepier elements of the game, but I still think that the final product should be fairly interesting. As to what I think of the game so far...I really can't say, as I haven't been able to get TEMNO working in Wine yet. Hopefully this will be resolved in the future, but in the meantime enjoy the game!

Oh yeah, and the developers has requested that if you find any bugs that you report them to this email: temnogame@centrum.cz.