Shape of the World wants players to take the road less traveled
Don’t follow the yellow brick road.
Environment
The freedom of being a bird girl isn’t without its dangers
A blue sky riddled with floating islands, purple deer, and idyllic waterfalls—the opening scene of Aer’s trailer is a scenic glance at an abstract cubist-esque world. The expanse hovering before us is at peace, but we know that there’s so much more to see. Taking in the view with us is Auk, a pilgri
The alluring deathscapes of Feist
After the better part of a decade of development, Feist comes out to kill you.
Mind-Mecca introduces you to the enormous world of inky black cryptology
The dark, cutting lines and enormous Nihei-inspired megastructures of last year’s NaissanceE gouged open a hole. It hit a crest among those using videogames to explore an idea: one that combined wordless, inky concrete cities with abstruse glyph puzzles, all bearing a byzantine approach to structuri
The Magic Circle is a damning indictment of modern game design
The Magic Circle is a pain in the ass by design.