We saw a lot of great games at GAMA Expo last month, and we’ve got a few quick looks at some of them on today’s podcast! In addition to several new games that we saw for the first time, we got a few updates on some that we’
Daylight Basement Studios has announced a new update for their bullet hell roguelite: Rightfully, Beary Arms, which I was lucky enough to get to play at PAX. The Paws and Claws fashion update promises a good chunk of new content: including weapon augmentations, new run modifiers, and the introduction of
We had heard rumors online, and they’ve turned out to be true. The Rogue Prince of Persia is a very different game than the others in the franchise, crafted by the minds over at Evil Empire. Revealed at the Triple-i Initiative Showcase, the trailer looks amazing, with a lot
Today, Kepler didn’t stop with one. The didn’t at two either. They brought THREE new trailers to the Triple-I Initiative show with Tchia, Cat Quest III, and Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn each getting a spotlight. We’ve gathered the trailers along with a bit of extra info
A New Mexico-based studio called Wabisabi Games, alongside Gearbox Publishing, have revealed their debut title, RKGK, which is an anime-inspired vibrant single player 3D platformer set to launch this summer on PC via Steam. In RKGK players will take the reins of Valah, a member of a rebellious graffiti group,
MOUSE is a game I can’t wait to play. At today’s Triple-i Initiative Showcase, we got another look at the black-and-white FPS, and it’s looking fantastic. We’re still waiting on a date beyond the vague 2025, but you can wishlist the game on Steam. Check out
It’s always good to see indie games succeed, and I’m excited to see one I’ve been looking at make it’s way to more platforms. Shadows of Doubt originally dropped in early access on Steam, and during the Triple-i Initiative showcase it was revealed it’s dropping
Civilization designer Sid Meier famously said, “Games are a series of interesting decisions.” If you strictly apply that to what you can measure, the effects of your choices as they ripple across a board, then Collectionomics won’t please you. But if, by “decisions,” you include rhetoric—the art of
We saw a lot of great games at GAMA Expo last month, and we’ve got a few quick looks at some of them on today’s podcast! In addition to several new games that we saw for the first time, we got a few updates on some that we’
We saw a lot of great games at GAMA Expo last month, and we’ve got a few quick looks at some of them on today’s podcast! In addition to several new games that we saw for the first time, we got a few updates on some that we’
Daylight Basement Studios has announced a new update for their bullet hell roguelite: Rightfully, Beary Arms, which I was lucky enough to get to play at PAX. The Paws and Claws fashion update promises a good chunk of new content: including weapon augmentations, new run modifiers, and the introduction of
We had heard rumors online, and they’ve turned out to be true. The Rogue Prince of Persia is a very different game than the others in the franchise, crafted by the minds over at Evil Empire. Revealed at the Triple-i Initiative Showcase, the trailer looks amazing, with a lot
Today, Kepler didn’t stop with one. The didn’t at two either. They brought THREE new trailers to the Triple-I Initiative show with Tchia, Cat Quest III, and Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn each getting a spotlight. We’ve gathered the trailers along with a bit of extra info
A New Mexico-based studio called Wabisabi Games, alongside Gearbox Publishing, have revealed their debut title, RKGK, which is an anime-inspired vibrant single player 3D platformer set to launch this summer on PC via Steam. In RKGK players will take the reins of Valah, a member of a rebellious graffiti group,
MOUSE is a game I can’t wait to play. At today’s Triple-i Initiative Showcase, we got another look at the black-and-white FPS, and it’s looking fantastic. We’re still waiting on a date beyond the vague 2025, but you can wishlist the game on Steam. Check out
It’s always good to see indie games succeed, and I’m excited to see one I’ve been looking at make it’s way to more platforms. Shadows of Doubt originally dropped in early access on Steam, and during the Triple-i Initiative showcase it was revealed it’s dropping
Civilization designer Sid Meier famously said, “Games are a series of interesting decisions.” If you strictly apply that to what you can measure, the effects of your choices as they ripple across a board, then Collectionomics won’t please you. But if, by “decisions,” you include rhetoric—the art of
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