It offers one final glimpse of the narrative puzzle-solving adventure game and its time-loop mechanics ahead of release.
Join Aditi as she learns how to trap someone's consciousness within a massive Rat Server while terminating their real body.
Venture to Nodnol, where over 250 beasts await, resulting in 50,000 unique combinations, and unravel an occultist's plot.
The trailer showcases how Miranda can solve of the logical puzzles throughout the game, some even needing the time loop to solve.
Explore the abandoned A.R.E.S. space station for signs of your crew while trying to piece together what's happening and escape the loop.
Travel to London to stop a mysterious occultist with the help of the beasts in this bigger, more ambitious sequel from Bytten Studio.
Delve solo or with up to two friends into a dungeon where you need to gather ingredients and buff your stats to survive.
Gameclaw Studio finally delivers on all the potential inherent in the first Regions of Ruin, even if it isn't necessarily blazing any trails.
Dogubomb's critically acclaimed rogue-lite indie puzzler, where players must find the mysterious Room 46 in Mt. Holly, is out now.
ROUTINE is finally out after spending over a decade in development. Check out our review to see if it was worth the wait.
Lunar Software and Raw Fury have finally brought their long-awaited pilot project to life, and Routine seems like it's worth the very long wait so far.
Tonda Ros did note that he has plans to make something in the future. However, it won't be a direct sequel to Blue Prince in any way.
The prospect of exploring an abandoned lunar base and avoiding killer robots still feels appealing, even after all the delays.
Running for about 50 minutes, the showcase will feature new trailers and gameplay from DON'T NOD, Thunderful, Hooded Horse, and more.
Blue Prince blends puzzles and roguelike exploration into something refreshingly original, clever, calm, and unlike anything else you’ve played.
The latest video for ROUTINE also gave us a look at how players will interact with the various computer terminals in the game.
Regarding the release date, developer Lunar Software is "confident that we’ll be able to share more news on that front soon."
The studio behind the horror title Post Trauma was kind enough to answer some of our questions about the game.
Post Trauma hopes to be a love letter to classic horror games on the PS and PS2. How well can it succeed at this? Find out in our review.
The surprise release of Bethesda's remaster has prompted publisher Raw Fury to organize a do-over with giveaways, streams, and more.
