Today, Serenity Forge announced that pre-orders are now available for Paradise Killer’s physical and collector’s editions. Murder, demons, a perplexing island paradise, Crimson Acid. All this and more can be yours in real life for the first time ever when the murder mystery Paradise Killer launches its Physical

Down the Road exemplifies the strengths that lead me off the beaten path and into the uncharted wilds of indie film. Not knowing what to expect from this supernatural mystery, I found its unassuming gravity pull me into an atmospheric, thoughtful story unlike anything I have found anywhere else. When

Everything in Teardown is destructible. That’s not an exaggeration, the game is made of voxels which, in essence, makes all terrain, furniture, objects, and buildings destructible and movable provided you have the right tools. It’s some very cool tech, but surprisingly hasn’t seen much interesting use. Teardown

You are on a path in the woods. At the end of that path is a cabin. In the basement of that cabin is a princess. Your job is to kill her. No matter what she says, no matter what she does, she cannot leave that cabin. If set free,

In ancient times, those who wielded the trombone gained admiration, respect, and power in their battle against the forces of evil. These tromboners, once guided by the baboons, have long since passed into legend. However, stories tell of a coming tromboner who will surpass all others and finally end the

There’s something so cozy about city builders. You lay the groundwork, then watch all those tiny people going about their days from on high. Even without the simulation aspect, it feels nice to build something. ISLANDERS: VR Edition gives me that same feeling, even if everything surrounding the building

Back in July, I had the honor of previewing Doinksoft’s narrative-driven action platformer Gunbrella, and I’ve been itching to play more ever since. The worldbuilding and characters had me hooked, and the gunbrella itself was fun to maneuver around and shoot with. It had a certain charm that

The D&D themed short film Morning is Broken has a power that long outlasts its 12 minute runtime. It comes from what the painting world refers to as “negative space,” the canvas around the painting, or in this case the many things left unsaid by Morning is Broken.