Meet Brian, the creator of some of the internet’s funniest, weirdest nightmares
“It felt like I was ripping out all of the emotion that these digital tools could provide.”
Chris Priestman
Planet Quest throws the best rhythm-based parties
Planet Quest is gosh-darn fabulous. It’s a rhythm game played with your fingers that somehow creates movement in your hips. It does this by channeling the same goofy energy as a Keita Takahashi game (Noby Noby Boy, Katamari Damacy) while also borrowing the zany logic of Adventure Time, or a Chuck Jo
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It’s all done by clicking.
Alto’s Adventure lets you snowboard harmoniously with nature
“That feeling you get when it’s just you against the mountain, alone in nature.”
Hitchhike across a small-town conspiracy in The Long Way
Last year, games such as Glitchhikers and Three Fourths Home addressed us from behind somber masks as we drove down their lonesome roads. The former took us on a spiritual journey to have us question the direction our lives were headed. While the latter acted as more of a reminder to continue to tre