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To the Moon creator readies A Bird Story, which will also probably make you cry
Showing instead of telling.
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Fighting the power-and a rough beginning-in Unrest
No giant rats to grind on here.
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The Sun Also Rises finds the human side of drone warfare
Hemingway’s epic gets an update for the War on Terror.
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I had a panic attack while playing The Walking Dead. Is this a good thing?
What games can help us overcome.
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Grand Theft Auto 5 characters as found art
GTA comes alive.
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Three Fourths Home drives us into the eye of a storm
Bracket Games finds chaos in a Nebraskan cornfield.
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Fragments of Him’s ghostly minutiae is now more heartbreaking
Loss can be surprisingly small.
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The clash between systems and narrative comes to a head in The Hit
On the difficulty of chairs.
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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
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Alaskan tribe and game studio team up, document folklore in enchanting game
There’s just something inspiring about a small game studio teaming up with Alaskan natives to tell Iñupiat folklore through a beautiful puzzle-platformer game. What’s more, Never Alone, coming to PC and unspecified consoles this fall, gives you a trusty little white dog sidekick. Dogs are pretty ins
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I’ve got 99 problems but Notch’s new game about existential dread isn’t one
The bowler-hat-wearing, dubstep-bash-throwing Minecraft creator created a quick little game about exploring the squirmy mental content of a nihilist. Coded for the latest Ludum Dare game jam, Drowning in Problems is sort of an existential take on the Cookie Clicker genre. This text-based, choice-lad
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Rabbit meets and woos woman, beautiful card game ensues
As is so often the case with falling in love, the first attraction to Poupée de Son is physical: “I could see myself with this good-looking person; I could see myself playing this card game gorgeously illustrated with rabbits and brides.” But that’s just the start. This attractive game you were jus