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Mushroom 11 is a Darwinist B-movie
Cartoon blobs and nihilism.
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Future Firewatch lookouts: you now have a release date to watch out for
The mysteries fall ever closer.
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Lovely Weather We’re Having brings you back outside and into the sunlight
Julian Glander doesn’t need to glamour you with guns, collectables, obstacles, death, or sex. He has the weather, a lovely pink dog, and rocks for you to kick around. The vibrantly colored world of Lovely Weather We’re Having doesn’t take you back to a specific time necessarily, but to a mind set, w
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Shape of the World wants players to take the road less traveled
Don’t follow the yellow brick road.
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Quiet as a Stone turns nature into your own rural playground
For a game with the word “quiet” in the title, Quiet as a Stone is alive with sound, and some incredibly pleasing ones too. There’s the hum of wind and water, the noise of nature uninterrupted, then the clatter of rocks and clay pots shattering as the player interferes with the landscape, and finall
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Cultivate a meditative bonsai garden in your pocket with Prune
We have a lot to thank trees for. Aside from—you know—letting us breathe and all, science also tells us that cultivating plant life can actually boost your serotonin (like an antidepressant) and your immune system. Permaculturists call it the “harvest high,” known to both quell anxiety and build a s
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You’ll spend more time than you should goofing off with this little lion dude
Lions are fucking awesome. These animals aren’t called king of the jungle for nothing, and it’s not hard to see why they’d instantly became status symbols to human kind, from monarchies to incestuous Game of Thrones houses alike. I mean, just look at this thing: This is a portrait of raw, unadultera
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The creator of Entropy talks about his formative acid trip in the woods
“I’ve always felt like acid is a roller coaster on the edge of sanity.”
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Madison Square Park’s latest trees are mirages made of mirrors and metal
Trees where there are none.
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Wander through a tranquil wilderness in these 3D painted worlds
In 1964, Julie Andrews jumped into a chalk drawing. Inside, she discovered a whole new beautiful world. The film was, of course, Mary Poppins, and ever since having watched it as a child, I’ve had the desire to take a similar leap. It’d be great to spring ourselves, both feet forward, into the soft
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Become a great game designer by living in a cabin in the woods
Why some Swedish seasoned game developers think that loneliness and nature can help make great games.
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On Final Fantasy XV and "the real world"
Behemoth, meet bald eagle.