Indie game developer PixelCount Studios released a development blog yesterday in which they promised that a release date for their upcoming game, Kynseed, would be coming soon. Or more accurately: “We’ll soon say how soon soon is.” – PixelCount Studios Kynseed is a 2D sandbox adventure from veterans of Lionhead

When Kickstarter became available for funding, board game designers flocked to it.  While several board games were successful there, Zombicide became a huge hit on the site and raised over three-quarter of a million dollars, one of the largest amounts to date.  Every Zombicide game since has raised a huge

Today, Mistaken Visions announced that it will release its new horror game The Piano on May 24 for PC. The game combines traditional survival horror gameplay mechanics with investigative mystery elements, and was created by a one man team. Part traditional survival horror, part noir-influenced murder mystery, The Piano is

Grab your adventuring gear and dust off your store shelves, because Moonlighter, an action-adventure, shop keeping sim by Digital Sun and 11 bit studios will be coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on May 29th. This indie title tells the story of Will, a shopkeep by day who

At the time of writing, the North American eShop only has the Hulu app for streaming videos, and even that is restricted to the United States. We need more videos on the thing, and Wales Interactive has created a temporary remedy for this, as it has released the Switch version

Get your Arabica beans ready, because Mega Cat Studios has announced that it will bring its side-scrolling brawler Coffee Crisis to PC and Xbox One later this month. The expanded versions of the game will include new features such as a random difficulty Death Metal Mode and some new heavy

Minit is a small game, in almost every sense of the word. It features 1-bit, black and white graphics, plays for only 60 seconds at a time, runs within a tiny 640×480 window, allows you to carry only one item at a time, and can be completed in just

Well, here we are folks: The end of the end of Assassination Classroom. (I know I’ve used that first sentence in the previous volume reviews, but let’s roll with it.) Considering volume 20 is the climactic battle, volume 21 is the somber dénouement to this tale of a