The Ludic Sublime from Dark Souls to Animal Well
What makes a game world feel mysterious and unknowable? A ten-year-old game studies paper provides a compelling answer. #mystery #adventure
When Death Stranding Got Too Serious
When a novel’s prologue describes someone being eaten by a monstrous woman and defecated on to a beach, you know you’re in for something special. But what should an #adaptation of #DeathStranding keep in mind to truly succeed? #Novelization
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Map Full of Bad Ideas: Why RV There Yet? is the Road Trip Game for You and Your Friends
RV There Yet? turns a chaotic road trip into a hilarious and heartwarming adventure. With clumsy physics, teamwork, and quiet moments of reflection, it’s a smart and funny puzzle #IndieGame about getting lost, together or alone, and loving every minute of it. #RoadTripGame #Coop #Adventure #Fun
Moncage Review: A Puzzle Game with Mind-Boggling Optical Illusions
Solving a huge #optical_illusion #puzzle in a tiny cube to discover a dark, #emotional story of trauma
When the music shapes half of your experience – Leitmotif in Hollow Knight’s soundtrack
How #Hollow_Knight’s #music leads you through the ups and downs of a lone wanderer. From a vague beginning to a sorrowful victory, this evolving melody tells a story of hope, struggle, and sacrifice, making it one of the most unforgettable aspects of this #indie masterpiece.
The Succinct Charm of Astro Bot
A charming #SinglePlayer #Action #Platformer that provides a brief remedy against the overstuffed games of the current gaming landscape #PlayStation5
Menu Madness in God of War
A look into the bafflingly implemented equipment system of Sony’s 2018 flagship title. #GOW #PlayStation 4 #Action #Adventure
The Heartbreaking Story of Little Misfortune
Little Misfortune is a game with adorable art, cute characters and an extremely dark and heavy story. #Horror #InteractiveStorytelling #Adventure
Feeling Stressed? Take A Short Hike!
A #Cozy #Indie #Adventure that’ll relax and invigorate you, and possibly even bring a tear to your eye with its gentle touch.
Lydia in Raven Rock
Why should anyone pick up an old game like Skyrim in 2024?
Skyrim was originally released in 2011, but the Special Edition elevates the #OpenWorld #RPG to a new level. To answer the title question; because #Skyrim is that good.
The Case of the Golden Idol- Pixelated dioramas of crime and mystery
A man being pushed off a cliff moments before the beginning of a storm, eternally falling. A few moments frozen in time, constantly looping as his body sways a few centimeters in the air. This is the scenario you are presented with when selecting to begin a new adventure.
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – Journey Through Darkness to Hell
A harrowing blend of Norse mythology and mental health issues in a gorgeous package.
Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley – A Decidedly Unexciting Tune
It's not every day we get a real Moomin game, but is it worth singing praises?
Threatening The Poor For Their Clothes – a review of Conquest of the Longbow
Adventure as the outlaw of Sherwood to collect a king's ransom while protecting your fellows.
The cherry on the cake after a decade of success: Skyrim Anniversary edition
Dovhakins from all over the world are celebrating Skyrim's 10th anniversary with a new update.
Trading Mostly Bullets – A Review of Warhammer 40 000: Rogue Trader
Turn-based combat in a grim, sci-fi future where genocide has become second nature.
So… What Kind of Hero Robs an Old Lady? A review of Quest for Glory
A classic Sierra adventure game coupled with enjoyable RPG mechanics.
Escaping from a haunting castle – a review of We Were Here
Solve puzzles and communicate to survive in We Were Here – a co-op adventure that will test your teamwork like never before.
Groundhog Day Meets Ancient Rome, The Forgotten City
Exploring an ancient Roman city while solving mysteries, sounds like a good weekend activity. Let’s see what you can do on a one day trip to an ancient city.
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