The Plucky Squire may just be the cutest game ever made. I’ve been looking forward to it ever since it was announced, and it finally has a release date – right around the corner too, September 17th. While you won’t have to wait long to crack open Jot’s

Today, Devolver Digital and developer All Possible Futures announced that their highly anticipated title, The Plucky Squire, will release on September 17th Enchanting developers All Possible Futures and first grade readers Devolver Digital are pleased as punch to announce that The Plucky Squire will be hitting digital bookshelves on Sept.

I was instantly sold on Dustborn. A choice based narrative about a group of outcasts trying to escape an alternate history United States in the near, dystopian future? Sign me up. And when I saw you can hit fascists with a baseball bat while using voice-based superpowers to control people?

Today, Radical Fish Games formally announced their next project, an action RPG titled Alabaster Dawn. Building on their previous title, Alabaster Dawn seeks to offer a deep and engaging combat system, challenging puzzles, and a deep story in a world filled with secrets to uncover. From the Steam Page: Alabaster

Clone Cops is a difficult movie to discuss for the same reason that it ends up being so interesting: it takes a long time to show its full hand. Its premise, that American policing has been privatized and farmed out to a series of clones, packs a ton of comedic

Creatures of Ava lays all of its cards on the table within its first few minutes. You are Vic, and alongside your partner Tabitha you’ve been tasked by the company you work for to evacuate the planet of Ava, saving as many life forms as possible before the Withering

Out of the Wii’s entire WiiWare library, World of Goo might have just been the crowning jewel. It was charming, weird, and most of all fun. There hasn’t been anything that quite scratched that itch of building absurd, living contraptions to solve puzzles since – until now. Almost 16

There are a lot of demos to try during Steam Next Fest, but Demonschool caught my eye thanks to its gorgeous pixel art. Add on top the fact it takes inspiration from Shin Megami Tensei and Persona, and you have my undivided attention. While I don’t think the game