Recently, the beautifully charming point and click adventure game, Tala, launched its Kickstarter campaign in hopes to fund a PC and Mac launch early next year. Part of the charm of Tala is its mix of traditional animation and nature photography, creating a tiny world to explore as the forst

Sometimes we get a look at a game in Early Access where the developers simply iterate on their concept until a more polished version of what you previously played becomes final. Other times, the final game turns out quite a bit different than the initial pitch. We looked at The

Today, Prideful Sloth announced that it will release its open-world adventure game Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles to the Nintendo Switch soon. The Switch version of the game will also include a new photo mode where players may take pictures and share them with friends. Gemea is a land filled

Today, Degica Games announced that the 2D platformer Copy Kitty will be released on PC April 19, with an Early Access release available now for the discounted price of $9.99. The game, which is inspired by the Kirby and Mega Man X franchises, will task players with mimicking powers

I feel like Kemco games are like fast food: they’re not the best at what they do, but they’re enjoyable and I always feel myself coming back to them for a bite here and there. As much as I criticized Mom Hid My Game! earlier in the year,

While Privateer Press is known mostly for their Warmachine and Hordes figures now, a while ago they also had the Monsterpocalypse line.  It fell dormant several years ago, but Privateer Press has announced they are bringing it back in a big way later this year. Privateer Press has announced that

With GAMA going on this week in Las Vegas, game stores are getting their first look at the upcoming games from publishers for the next year.  WizKids has come out of the gate swinging with a game based on a very popular IP as well as token miniatures for that

Kickstarter is a great way for new designers to get their board games funded.  However, often those games are sequels or don’t do much to stand apart from other games thematically or mechanically.  When I saw Swordcrafters, I wanted to get a closer look at it because of the