I’ve never been a massive fan of the butterfly effect; every choice matters sub-genre. I love a narrative-driven game as much as the next guy. I’d even say I’m one of the few who still yearn for more walking simulators. But for the most part, I really struggle to categorize these specific narrative titles as …
Oxenfree 2:Lost Signals Review -Coming In Loud And Clear Read More »
Microtransactions, DLCs, and battle passes are pretty commonplace in gaming today. They aim to milk consumers dry, and do so pretty efficiently. However, if companies like EA, Epic Games, Activision, and Ubisoft are the devil in this scenario, then Eric Barone is an angel, raining down free updates and continued support of Stardew Valley from …
Way back at the Game Awards in 2021, we learned of a rogue Team Silent employee (Keiichiro Toyama) who was working on a new horror IP intent on unsettling the gaming Populus. Well, after a long wait, we finally have a first sneak peek at Slitterhead, Bokeh Studios‘ upcoming horror title. Courtesy of a Dev …
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There are a handful of indie developers that are synonymous with a certain style of game. Just as you can spot a Quinten Tarantino or Christopher Nolan film right from the opening scene, some games immediately give away their creator with just a snippet of gameplay. Prime examples would be the likes of Toby Fox, …
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Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals, the much-anticipated sequel to the pixel-horror epic, Oxenfree, is almost here, and it seems that developer Night School Studios is stepping up their marketing campaign in a big way. As they have released a series of chillingly eerie videos via their Youtube Channel, that we reckon could hold the key to …
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It seems like every year, there is one particular game that comes along, out of the blue, and completely captivates the Indie community. Last Year it was Neon White; the year before, it was Inscryption; and this year, this accolade may belong to Dave The Diver. Dave The Diver is a deep-sea diving and resource …
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Ah, childhood. That period in life where we are completely free from the clutches of the responsibilities, trials, and tribulations of adult life, and we have more free time than we know what to do with. We all tend to use this freedom in different ways. Some kids play in the streets until the moon …
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For those of you outside of the UK that are unaware, the National Health Service is on its ass. Nurses are underpaid, overworked, and underappreciated by the powers that be. There aren’t enough skilled physicians to populate the hospitals, and we have a government hell-bent on privatizing healthcare. All in all, it’s a pretty tough …
For those eagerly awaiting even the tiniest morsel of new Hollow Knight: Silksong info, we have some bad news. Courtesy of a tweet from, Matt Griffin, a member of Team Cherry’s marketing team today, we received the news that Hollow Knight Silksong will not be featuring in any capacity at the upcoming Nintendo Direct penciled …
Hollow Knight Silksong Set For Nintendo Direct No-Show Read More »
Here’s a challenge for you. Think back to the era of gaming from the mid-2000s and work backward. The challenge is, can you think of any games that don’t involve some form of combat, conflict, or violence? There aren’t many that spring to mind, right? Well, that’s because there wasn’t really a market for games …
