Skin Deep review: wacky immersive sim could have used more chaos
“Skin Deep is a wacky slice of immersive slapstick that could have used a little more chaos.” Classic Blendo style Wacky story and world Emergent slapstick humor Clever immersive sim…
Cocoon review: mesmerizing indie will put you inside of a bug’s brain
MSRP $25.00 “Cocoon is a mesmerizing debut for Geometric Interactive that’s filled with ingenious puzzles that will unlock your animal instincts.” Ingenious puzzle design Natural gameplay flow Excellent use of…
I’m a dog person. Here’s what I think of Stray
Can a dog person like me enjoy the cat game Stray? I put that question to the test.
Meet the real cats that inspired Stray’s feline hero
Stray’s feline authenticity is thanks to three real cats who helped shape (and almost destroy) the game.
Everything announced at the Annapurna Interactive Showcase
From Solar Ash’s release date to new Stray details, here’s everything we saw at Annapurna’s digital showcase.
Twelve Minutes hands-on: A ‘Groundhog Day’-style game done right
A mix of cinema-grade voice acting only enhanced my preview of Twelve Minutes, which uses time loops in the most effective way I’ve seen in a while.
Indie developers are changing the definition of cinematic in video games
The word cinematic has long been associated with big-budget video games. Indie developers are challenging that idea.
‘Maquette’ is a sweet story about love and loss, but too often a frustrating video game
Maquette is a story about a relationship that didn’t work out, and the process of finding closure in an exploration of the memories left behind. Maquette is also a puzzle…