A somber "graveyard simulator" finds the stories behind epitaphs
On hallowed ground.
Chris Priestman
Progress to 100 makes your iPhone surprise you all over again
The iPhone may be eight-years-old, but with Apple reiterating on its design every year, adding new features to its tilt and tap core, it’s still a magic box full of tricks. Nevertheless, the experimental phase is kinda over for Apple’s smartphone—we know what works well and what doesn’t—and so we of
This videogame gets its art style from 15th century woodcuts
The danse macabre finds a new host.
Mason Lindroth’s "walking simulator" is a thing of surreal beauty
Mason Lindroth’s videogames have always appealed at first look. You may extend that to ‘first feel’ too, given that they’re usually made of squirming clay and chopped-up degenerated photos; time and again, uniquely and gloriously tactile. But let’s stick with that initial love at first sight idea. I
Nighttime Visitor brings cell phone horror to videogames
You do not answer a ringing phone. This should be one of the rules to surviving a horror movie if it isn’t already. Don’t pick up the goddamn phone. Don’t you remember Scream? Or When A Stranger Calls? If you pick up that phone the countdown on your death clock accelerates at a blistering speed. Don