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The Oil Blue: Gameplay Journal #1
In the Oil Blue, you travel across the ocean, searching for abandoned islands that house old refinery equipment you can use to start pumping oil again. Most of the islands were abandoned due to the harsh lifestyle that sea oil drilling entails, but you and a team of trained experts are ready for the challenge.
In the Oil Blue there were four different widely used methods of drilling for oil on islands, and I thought I’d share two of them today. (Using the operator panels shown below, you can control the drills via clicking the buttons with the mouse.)
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The Oil Blue: Update 02
Things have been progressing quite well these last few days, so I thought an update would be in order. Woo!
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Keepin’ it Rollin’.
When do you call it quits on a project? When you realize it’s not working for you, or for anyone else? Perhaps the work is too much, or the assets needed too expensive. Or maybe it’s due to the creator being a complete moron the first few times around making the game before something snaps and it actually starts to look promising. Folks, that moron is that guy I am.
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Art on a Shelf: Ore no Ryomi 3 (part 3)
Tis bittersweet that we come to this, the final entry in the Art on a Shelf: Ore no Ryomi 3 series. I know everyone will miss it as much as I will. Days will be spent weeping in the corner, knowing it will never again grace this blog. Read More…
Art on a Shelf: Ore no Ryomi 3 (part 2)
I have no doubt you are nearing the hundred thousandth time of hitting the refresh button, desperate for the next installment of Art on a Shelf. For days you’ve probably slept very little, hoping that the next time you visit the blog it will be posted. Well deprive yourself of sleep no further, for it is here.
Today we’ll take a look at the delicious food art of the game.
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It’s Survey Time!
Hey folks, I would greatly appreciate your input in a new survey I just put up. It’ll help me in knowing how my awareness is with certain products on the site, as well as help make some future decisions. Don’t read into the survey too much, but please answer all the questions as best you can…it’s a short survey. 
Thanks for your support!
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