TOEM
The camera is still the only verb in TOEM 2
Something We Made's black-and-white sequel arrives Sept. 29 on Switch, PS5, and Steam.
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Friday Sundae wrote its haunted hotel game as a musical
Characters at the Grand carry their own theme songs, and dialogue choices are sung back in verse.
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Lofsöng hides a nuclear warning
Alessandro Durando's wordless adventure sends you across brutalist monuments carved to outlast the language of their builders.
SILT
SILT’s monochrome abyss reached the Apple Design finals
Illustrator Tom Mead’s underwater world put Spiral Circus beside Cyberpunk 2077 at Apple Park
Inkblood
A magnifying glass is the time machine in Inkblood
Hey Bird!'s occult detective game, coming from Critical Reflex in 2026, lets an Inquisitor watch the past replay through villagers' windows.
DUSKDOG
A broken artificial sun rations the light in DUSKDOG
ExoDive's frozen exploration game looks carved from PS1 polygons, and the comments keep mistaking it for anything but the Unreal Engine 5 project it is.
Anat Efrati
Anat Efrati's point-and-click world looks molded by hand
The Tel Aviv animation director teases an unnamed adventure game with stop-motion's thumbprints all over it, built out of Blender.
Tukoni
Tukoni: Forest Keepers brings Oksana Bula's books to Steam
The illustrator behind the series stayed on as art director, and the wordless woodland fable plays in any language.
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Night in the Woods comes out February 21st, for real this time (hopefully)
I don’t want to alarm you, but … okay, screw it, I do want to alarm you. BE ALARMED. February is gonna be a helluva month for videogames. I swear it. Just wait and see. What’s that? You don’t want to wait that long. Alright, alright, well, let me just lay this on you for starters then: Night in the
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Sunless Sea will wash up terror and cannibalism on your iPad this spring
It was Failbetter Games’s seventh birthday yesterday, and so, to mark the occasion, the London-based studio decided to make an announcement. You remember that terrific nautical adventure game Sunless Sea (2015)? The one in which you sailed across a vast, dangerous ocean, collecting a range of storie
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Yep, Jenny LeClue will still be your teen girl detective for 2017
Oh, look at that, it’s 2017. You want some new games to look out for this year? Well, my dear, let’s start by focusing our lens on the upcoming teen girl detective game Jenny LeClue. Its creator Joe Russ has re-confirmed to me that Jenny LeClue will be out for Steam later this year. It will also be
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Upcoming point-and-click mystery brings a fresh vision to future Florida
As a college student, my professors are pretty important to me, and not just because they hold the future of my GPA in their hands. My professors have been endlessly patient with my classmates and me, providing us with guidance, insight, and even free dinner once or twice. If one of them went missin