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This Month's Articles

OHR News
The latest game releases, contest announcements, and information regarding the OHR engine.

Review: Dawn
Olmin makes his debut on the stage of history. How tall does he stand among time's great heroes?

Review: Okédoké! La Leyenda Mexicana: Chapters 2-4
The second of a series of reviews covering the updated version of the 8-Bit Contest entry about tacos and dead people.

Preview: OHR House Heroes
A sneak peak at the final week of RMZ's OHR House spin-off.

Art: Fenrir Gallery
A gallery of Fenrir's pixel, paper, and palette art.

Art: Noddegamra
Something wicked this way roars. Art by Tom Laakso.

Feature: The Art of Exposition
W?! Momoka presents Everything You Already Know About Exposition That I'm Telling You For the Benefit of the Player.

 Feature: Ask Surlaw
Everyone's favorite yellow abomination makes his debut as the focus of a sure to be hit new series about... what?

 Feature: Community Mixer Part 1
The Ghost of Christmas Past presents a journey through the dark and savage and a look at how OHR community members would react to falling into a text-based adventure game.

 Feature: Covered with Dust 2.1
The first installment of Season 2 of Pepsi Ranger's Covered with Dust.

 Feature: The Too Much Information Rule
If I write too flowery a description of this article, does that violate the rule? I'll mislead you instead; man, look at that penguin icon. Scary, isn't it? Gives me the willies, boys.

This month's contributors are Fenrir-Lunaris, Paul Harrington, Momoka, Pepsi Ranger, Red Maverick Zero, Kingston C. Rockwell, Tom Laakso and Mike Willis. Cover by Shizuma. Logo by Twin Hamster.

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