In the landscape of interactive storytelling, few games have captured the precarious balance between playfulness and tragedy as effectively as *What Remains of Edith Finch*. This haunting collection of narratives invites players to traverse the lives of a cursed family residing in an eerily fantastical treehouse. Each short story within the game acts as a
PC
Ys X: Nordics has sailed its way from Japan to the western audience, thrilling both newcomers and veterans of the Ys franchise. Released last year to considerable praise, this latest installment showcases not only the series’ enduring appeal but also its evolution in gameplay mechanics. With a focus on exploration and combat elements, this game
The realm of indie gaming often thrives on oddities, where low budgets and daring creativity collide to forge unique experiences. One such venture that has caught many eyes, including those of Rebecca Jones from RPS, is “10 Dead Doves.” This game, which boasts a fascinating blend of humor, horror, and nostalgia, offers a refreshing contrast
The realm of indie gaming has often been a fertile ground for innovative ideas, and the latest offering from Brlka and Ysbryd Games, titled Love Eternal, aims to push boundaries even further. This upcoming title merges the intense precision of the platformer genre with the chilling atmosphere reminiscent of the Silent Hill series. Players will
My experience with the indie game Balatro was fleeting yet profound. After dedicating an hour to navigating its mechanics and aesthetics, I found myself uninstalling the game, recognizing an underlying trap that many players might not see immediately. Perhaps I lack the fortitude to withstand its allure, while others may revel in the anticipation of
In the modern gaming landscape, where AAA titles dominate and action RPGs offer extensive narratives and complex mechanics, indie developers often find unique niches to explore. One such title generating interest is **Skull Horde**, a game that marries the themes of necromancy and the tactical management of minions in a pixelated dungeon environment. Developed by
The gaming landscape is constantly evolving, and with each new title, players hope to be transported to worlds that stimulate their imagination. Dreamlit’s latest offering, Towers Of Aghasba, teeters on the edge of that promise with its vibrant landscapes and potential for engaging gameplay. The recently released footage presents a lush, open-world environment brimming with
In a gaming landscape saturated with high-definition graphics and hyper-realistic experiences, the emergence of a title like Tormenture feels like a breath of fresh air. Drawing from the nostalgia of the 1980s, this horror game is not just another entry in the genre; it boldly revisits the fundamentals of classic gaming while wrapping itself in
When discussing indie game studio Fullbright, one naturally recalls their critically acclaimed title, *Gone Home*. This game stood out for its intimate storytelling and atmospheric exploration of a young woman returning home to uncover the personal stories of her family, framed by an inviting yet eerie backdrop. The juxtaposition of serene hallways adorned with nostalgic
In the realm of first-person shooters, few titles elicit nostalgia like Nightdive Studios’ recent remaster of *Killing Time*. Originally released in 1995 for the elusive 3DO console, this game has now resurfaced to entice both old fans and new players alike. While my own experience with the 3DO was limited, missing out on *Killing Time*