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Audysseys — MENU
MENU is a huge collection of iconic title tracks, offering an expansive variety of catchy songs that celebrate the nostalgia of video game history.
Nestlings combines virtual pets and savings accounts in a fun, accessible way
Gamification is everywhere these days, however the fun and approachable translation of gaming is set to enter 'Banking' with Nestlings.
What Lies Underground is a puzzle within a puzzle within a mysterious house
Even the secrets have secrets when it comes to the relatively normal looking house you find yourself outside in What Lies Underground.
Headliner: Novinews — Dystopian media management
Headliner: Novinews is a fascinating experiment in media manipulation in a capitalist nation.
Building trust in Dragon’s Hope — Our preview of the first chapter
Solve puzzles and get friendly with squirrels as you try to save your mother in Dragon’s Hope.
One Finger Death Punch 2 builds on the successes of the first, has a demo available now
One Finger Death Punch 2 launches in April, and the much, and long, awaited sequel has a demo available for the pc right now.
5 indie games currently on Kickstarter right now
From detective giraffes to a game about guiding bunnies to saftey, here are five great games well worth your gaze which are currently Kickstarting.
Steam Marines 2 (alpha impressions) — A bit soggy
The evil robots have returned in Steam Marines 2 — and they've brought aliens along with them to mess your stuff up!
Beat Guru is a time-travelling rhythm game
Beat Guru, formerly Yellow Rock Road, exudes a rare confidence with their funkadelic rhythm game all about hitting buttons on time and filling up with juice
Big adventures with a little fox — A Tunic interview
Tunic’s vibrant color palette pairs up with an isometric camera to offer a game that plays as good as it looks. An action adventure game with lots of heart, there is still a lot we don’t know about the game’s fox protagonist and the world…
10 tasty pizza games you can play right now
Make a digital pizza!
Crawl for treasure in Paper & Ink Dungeon
Paper & Ink Dungeon harks back to the olden days of dungeon crawling. We have been playing it.
Please Don’t Touch Anything 3D expects you to do as you’re told
Please Don’t Touch Anything 3D is a wonderfully creative game with very little that’s similar to it out there.
Tannenberg review — Great War greatness awaits
Tannenberg brings us Great War multiplayer action. We have been playing it.
Praey for the Gods gives new breath to colossal creatures
Praey for the Gods is an open world adventure game with huge beasts that you must surmount in order to stop an endless winter.
Catch & Release — Fishing in virtual reality
If there is one certainty in gaming it's this, if there's fishing, I'll play it. It wasn't anything I planned, but it has increasingly become the bulk of my gaming time over the years. Blame it on living where the winters get cold enough to…
Bee Simulator is a buzzworthy exploration game
Bee Simulator, by Varsav Game Studios, is a game about being the best that you can bee.
Graveyard Keeper — Digging up the past
At a first glance, you might be forgiven in thinking Graveyard Keeper is just another ‘me-too’ Stardew Valley clone with a macabre theme slapped on. I can tell you right now, it’s really not. Graveyard Keeper is a quirky, isometric…
Ion Maiden is a pumped-up, classic FPS
Ion Maiden, by Voidpoint, is an FPS with a classic, nostalgic feel. Taking the Duke Nukem formula and engine then cranking it up to 11, the game hands over the lead role to a tough female member of the Global Defense Force, Shelly…
Investigative gaming — The case of Return of the Obra Dinn
Return of the Obra Dinn offers the perfect blend of gameplay and story. We have been playing it.