Just ahead of the Game Awards, another showcase that typically coincides with the Summer Games Fest has dropped us some brand new indies and some new trailers for some great old ones for 11 years now. It’s usually a place where they’ll highlight the devs of each game and show us how they do what […]
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Hollow Knight Fans still holding out for Silksong’s release have taken to daily art challenges to cheer on Hornet’s addition, with one such fan seeking to combine all of Hollow Knight’s boss and charms. Chiefly, Reddit user terraria_noobie has begun the challenge of drawing daily art of combinations of Hollow Knight’s characters with the game’s
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Every so often, Humble Bundle will make an excellent collection of a few banger games, and just recently, they’ve dropped one on cozy, uplifting adventures just before the Wholesome Games presentation on December 6th. This collection of 5-7 of the best comfortable, lovely little games will keep you relaxed the entire time you play them.
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Over on the French website Dealabs, there’s a writer named Billbil-kun, and he’s been a consistent source of leaks for some of the bigger players in the gaming industry. Once again, he’s providing everyone with information just before its announcement, this time about the next Electronic Arts-backed indie game. This time, the new EA Original
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Pacific Drive, the upcoming road trip survival sim, has been announced for PC and PS4 this February 22nd Taking place in the retro-futuristic Olympic Exclusion Zone, Pacific Drive follows a sole survivor driving through a ruined SCP-style zone brimming with strange monsters and cryptids as they slowly build up their cars and unravel the truth
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Terraria fans hoping for more content before the end of the year can enjoy a host of new additions, including visible fish, enhanced modding, and spectator mode for cheering on their teammates beyond death. Regarding fishing, the Terraria Forum’s site reveals that players should be able to see what kind of fish they’re reeling in
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I should probably start this argument off with an immediate contradiction. I love cozy games. I have been a consumer of cozy games since way before there was a Wholesome Direct dedicated to them. I love nothing more than setting aside a AAA open-world game I have been obliged to review to play a little
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Daniel Mullins is one of the most prolific creators in Indie Horror (with horror being used very loosely), having made incredible games like Pony Island, The Hex, and of course, Inscryption. Just a few days ago, Geoff Keighly kicked off a new ARG in collaboration with Mullins, namely by posting a mostly censored YouTube link
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If you’re a PlayStation fan and you’re a “free” games enjoyer, you’ve probably been in the loop with the PS Plus situation, namely containing disappointing and underwhelming games every month, on top of the price being increased by $20 back in September of this year. Unfortunately, this month is no different, with a pretty lacking
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Hollow Knight fans still waiting for Silksong can look forward to the release of a joking Zote-themed DLC titled Zoteboat. For those who haven’t played it, Hollow Knight is a masterful Metroidvania centered around a tiny cockroach-headed hero titled the Knight on an epic quest to save the decaying bug Kingdom of Hallownest from an
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