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Expedite the Hectic Process of Luggage Sorting In ‘Crazy Belts’

November 11th, 2013 Wraithkal News

Flying is relatively safe and luggage is handled with the utmost care, right? Well, according to the creator of Crazy Belts, nothing could be further from the truth. Bags are mishandled all the time, and it’s your job to sort this mess out; if you can handle it.

Have to admit, I’m rather disturbed by how bags are tossed around in this game. Definitely wouldn’t trust these airports with anything valuable. They simply dump them onto slides, conveyor belts, gears, and other objects, tasking you with making sure they slide into matching coloured tubes. It may seem like a simple affair, but the inclusion of things like electric rays (today’s special: deep-fried handbag) and a time limit, does add to the challenge.

Did you know more than 25 millions bags are mishandled in airports across the world every year?

See that number? Please don’t add to it. Doesn’t matter how much you feel like wiping that goofy grin off the brown handbag or if you dislike guitars. You’re dealing with other people’s property here, and they’ll sue if it’s mistreated. Feel free to toss that mean looking grey thing out the window the first chance you get, though! What? Oh. Right, can’t do that in Crazy Belts. Well, it’s probably a bad idea anyway, as it’d ruin your shot at ranking on the leaderboard.

Crazy Belts is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux from Desura, with Android, iOS and Ouya ports “coming soon”.

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Whenever a big AAA title claims it'll "innovate with groundbreaking features", it usually turns out to be a snore-fest; one which simply mimics other games (poorly). This is where my interest indie game interest comes from: pick a random title from a pile of these, and chances are you’ll end up with something genuinely unique - often for well less than $60 too.

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