Plenty of games mine nostalgia recklessly, chucking in cheap jokes and references to keep players entertained. But I can’t think of a game that uses it as expertly as
Analgesic Productions has announced that it will release Anodyne 2: Return to Dust on PC, Mac, and Linux this May. While the game is a follow-up the 2013 adventure RPG,
Following up on a series of teaser images, today developer Sean Han Tani announced a sequel to 2013’s Anodyne, calling it a “surreal, lo-fi 3D + 2D game.” Joni Kittaka,