How SUPERHOT became that Matrix videogame we always wanted
Behind the scenes of the ridiculously stylish game-to-be.
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Oh, look. A game where you can still do barrel rolls
Ah, Perseus 230 brings back memories! The great on-rails shooters of the 90s like Star Fox and Sin & Punishment were, well, great. But they came out of that interim period when games were kind of 3D but also kind of not 3D. They were something of a stopgap, so they faded from the picture soon and we
Kaiju-a-Gogo has plenty of urban-razing kaiju, decidedly less gogo
There haven’t been nearly enough games where you terrorize modern cities as ravaging mecha Kaiju roused from the pits of nuclear hell, which is a shame. But luckily Kaiju-a-Gogo is a new entry in the genre that has been asleep probably since SNK’s King of the Monsters, unless you count the Hulk and
Last Life will be a Kentucky Route Zero-style adventure game, says dev. We say: hooray!
Remember Last Life? Of course, you do. Who could forget that smoking-hot noir/sci-fi adventure game with an art style like Grim Fandango and a twisty transhumanist subplot. Well, we know a good bit more about the details now that it’s, like, 30 minutes from being officially funded, raking in over 1
The Way is what would happen if Eric Chahi did Dune
The talking point around The Way is that its Kickstarter video resembles Another World and Flashback, classic games with beautiful animation and no-bullshit design by Éric Chahi. And that it does. But the thing that stuck out to me is the similarities to Frank Herbert’s Dune. Note the tawny desert