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EDENGATE: The Edge of Life - A Pandemic Inspired Dark Narrative Adventure
A pandemic-inspired dark narrative (how many times have I used that in this article?), EDENGATE: The Edge of Life is out next month on PC and consoles.
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A pandemic-inspired dark narrative (how many times have I used that in this article?), EDENGATE: The Edge of Life is out next month on PC and consoles.
2tainment
It’s been a while since a football game has been announced on these pages, but GOAL! The Club Manager has caught my eye. It’s also been a while since I played a football management game. Coming to Early Access, courtesy of 2tainment and Toplitz Productions, this simulation is
Big Sugar
Cunning as a fox? Yep, that’s the skinny for Trifox – the debut action adventure from Glowfish Interactive and published by Big Sugar, will be launched on PC and consoles next month. Taking inspiration from classics such as Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter and Ratchet & Clank, you’ll play
Alfred Hitchcock - Vertigo
Alfred Hitchcock is one of my favourite directors, and it’s scandalous that there aren’t enough games out there that have adapted his works. One of the best would be Conway: Disappearance At Dahlia View, 39 Steps is another recommendation, but Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo is based on the classic
2Dogs Games
It’s hard to lose track of games with so many being released every week – especially when they have similar sounding names. That said, perhaps Destiny’s Sword will be one for you to remember. Heading to Early Access next month on Steam, Destiny’s Sword is about team management
co-op
There’s no mistaking that Splatter Zombiecalypse Now is a rom-com platformer, right? Actually, there’s a bit of a curveball: it’s a top-down shooter where you shoot zombies. Fortunately, DreamWorlds and Untold Tales don’t tip-toe around gameplay here; it’s evident that this game will be an
indie
It’s not unheard of for heroes to work alone, but One True Hero? Could there not be more? Not in this game from Rat Cliff Games and No Gravity Games, out next month. A 3D platformer, we lead our hero on a quest to save the kingdom using a
combat
Die By The Blade may well fill that gaping mass left behind by Bushido Blade. In all these years, there hasn’t been anything close to the classic one-hit-kill sword duels. However, that void will soon close as Grindstone and Triple Interactive’s fighter will be coming to PC and
indie
Too short for a feature, here’s a list of some Steam titles that have recently been released and been on my wishlist (some have been there for ages), but I haven’t played them yet. Naively, I would say go check all of these out, but upon reviewing my
Coatsink
The Last Hero of Nostalgaia is being touted as ‘Stanley Parable meets Dark Souls‘, so that encourages a click, right? Upon watching the video, I wasn’t completely sold; however, as Coatsink is attached (The Ramp, Cloud Gardens, Moonglow Bay), it warrants a look. Developed by Over The Moon, the
Ebb Software
The closest game to HR Giger’s works other than Darkseed, for me, was Lust From Beyond. However, the upcoming first-person horror title Scorn looks like it’s straight out of his collection. Its premise is vague, and that’s intentional. You’re ‘thrown into the world’, and as one
Black Mermaid
Be honest, did you read Moonscars as Moon Cars? I know I did. Not knowing a thing about it, I watched the trailer and immediately fell in love. The Souls-like comparison is fair, despite its overuse. Without even playing it, I’d bet money this is as hard-as-nails. Developed by