Today, HappyGiant announced that it will partner with Big Sugar for the upcoming VR game Sam & Max: This Time It’s Virtual! Featuring the original voice actors of our favorite anthropomorphic detective duo, the game will be available later this June on Oculus Quest headsets, with other platforms to

You may have seen a recent viral thread of pictures on the internet recently of the whole Super Smash Brothers Ultimate roster being drawn in the throwback rubber hose animation style (recently done in the smash hit game Cuphead). We got to talk to the cartoonist behind the stellar project,

The indie world has seen no shortage of casual adventures in the last decade. With each passing year, fans of the “walking simulator” subgenre (read: me) have had more and more opportunities to reflect on what it is they love about these intimate adventures. A melancholic journey across evocative landscapes

It’s been a while since the demise (and upcoming resurrection) of Telltale Games, but we’re only just now seeing what will happen to their legacy of games. A few former employees formed Skunkape Games and put out last year’s excellent Sam and Max Save the World Remastered,

Today, Electronic Arts announced that Velan Studios’ upcoming multiplayer action game Knockout City will have its open beta this weekend, from April 2 to 4. The beta will highlight the different modes for what’s to come, with the ability to play with players across all compatible platforms. Today, Electronic

Today, ZA/UM announced that its definitive edition for the RPG Disco Elysium is out today for PlayStation 4 and 5, PC, iOS devices, and Google Stadia. For those who have purchased the original version of the game, Disco Elysium – The Final Cut is available at no extra cost. ZA/

It’s hard to subvert expectations when it comes to a typical rhythm game. Press the corresponding button that matches the color on the screen in time with the song. You’ll get the occasional hold or mash as fast as you can, and maybe special inputs like sliding in

Announced during the Wired Direct yesterday, Arcade Paradise is coming from Nosebleed Interactive later this year on PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. I can’t say we know much of the game, especially with how vague the trailer is, but here’s what