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Too cool for the old-school, Bloo Kid 2 heads to Switch next week

Today, Headup Games and winterworks announced that the platformer Bloo Kid 2 will be headed to the Nintendo Switch on November 18. The game will come with a 20 percent

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 11 Nov 2019

Too cool for the old-school, Bloo Kid 2 heads to Switch next week

Gotta friend them all with Wattam, coming to PS4 and PC next month

Today, Funomena and Annpurna Interactive announced that the oddly magical friendship game Wattam will be released on PC via Epic Games Store as well as PlayStation 4 on December 17,

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 11 Nov 2019

Gotta friend them all with Wattam, coming to PS4 and PC next month

Sparklite is getting a Steam demo ahead of its November 14 release

With its November 14th release date closing in, top-down action-adventure game Sparklite is getting a Steam demo soon. Developed by Red Blue Games, this beautifully animated pixel art game inspired

By Bryan Lawver

/ 7 Nov 2019

Sparklite is getting a Steam demo ahead of its November 14 release

Accept the pain — Bust out the Backlog with The MISSING: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories

The “are games art?” argument is essentially moot at this point, of course they are. I’ve played plenty of games I would consider art that go further than most

By David Flynn

/ 7 Nov 2019

Accept the pain — Bust out the Backlog with The MISSING: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories

Force yourself to solve these devious puzzles, SUPERLIMINAL will be released next week

Pillow Castle Games has just announced that it will release its newest puzzle game SUPERLIMINAL on PC via the Epic Games Store on November 12. The game will use forced

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 7 Nov 2019

Force yourself to solve these devious puzzles, SUPERLIMINAL will be released next week

Nearly a great start — Perseverance review

Last year, I was asked to cover an ambitious visual novel called Perseverance: Part 1, which was a gloomy yet engrossing tale of survival during an unknown crisis. While I

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 6 Nov 2019

Nearly a great start — Perseverance review

Can we build it? Yes, we can with Construction Simulator 2 available on Nintendo Switch today

Ready to keep on truckin’? Construction Simulator 2, astragon Entertainment’s latest simulator title, has jumped the mobile shores onto the Nintendo Switch today, with realistic construction equipment brands and

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 6 Nov 2019

Can we build it? Yes, we can with Construction Simulator 2 available on Nintendo Switch today

The number fifteen spells death with the Dead Cells Corrupted Update today

Ready to die? Motion Twin has just released its 15th update for the roguelike Dead Cells, which is available now on all major consoles and PC. This new update includes

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 6 Nov 2019

The number fifteen spells death with the Dead Cells Corrupted Update today

Delivering a cinematic gameplay experience — Deliver Us The Moon: Fortuna review

Have you ever thought about what would happen if we ran out of Earth’s natural resources? If we no longer had the resources to fuel our cars, to heat

By Terrance Hale

/ 4 Nov 2019

Delivering a cinematic gameplay experience — Deliver Us The Moon: Fortuna review

A different kind of duck game — Gravity Duck review

Ratalaika Games titles are for the PlayStation Vita as Just Dance is to the Nintendo Wii: frequent releases that hold the console on life support long after it’s been

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 2 Nov 2019

A different kind of duck game — Gravity Duck review

Wake up robot, we have a city to burn — Neon Noodles heads to Early Access next month

Today, Vivid Helix announced that its newest puzzle game Neon Noodles will be released on PC via Steam Early Access on November 29, with a full release and console versions

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 28 Oct 2019

Wake up robot, we have a city to burn — Neon Noodles heads to Early Access next month

Don’t worry be happy — Himno review

Ever wonder what it would be like to take a stroll through the park on a brisk day in fall without a care in the world, all the while never

By Terrance Hale

/ 28 Oct 2019