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Welcome to Game Iterator

Welcome to Game Iterator, a website for gamers and people who want to create games. Here you'll find all about games: previews, reviews, walkthroughs, cheats and tips and tricks, but one focus lies on game development backgrounds and the technology behind these games. GameIterator uses a collaborative approach: Everyone is able to edit all pages and fill them with content. Just use the 'edit page' link on the top right.

Would you like to support Game Iterator? Just start reading and expand the articles. The pages How to Edit Pages and How to Write Articles also should help you in the beginning. We've also written down a FAQ, which gets updated regularly.

Featured Article

Darkness Springs is a single player role playing game which can be played directly in the web browser. It can be classified as flash or browser game but offers hours of exciting gameplay similar to a full PC game. GameIterator takes a first look at this rpg. read the full article

Something is missing? Just contact us and tell us. Game Iterator just has started, so we need your help to improve this website. There is also the Game Iterator Bug Tracker? where you can write down your own feature requests or bugs you have found.

Latest Game

Bioshock is a first person game released in 2007 for PC and XBox 360, and was developed by 2K Boston/2K Australia, previously known as Irrational Games and published by 2K Games. The game is set in 1960 and takes place in an under water city named Rapture. The game is has no multiplayer mode because the developers wanted to focus on a high quality single player experience. The game is described to be the spiritual successor of the game System Shock 2. read the full article


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The Password to edit the pages on GameIterator is 'gameiterator'. It was necessary to introduce this because of spammers.


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