Fans of the relaxing moving sim Unpacking can look forward to putting everything in its proper place on their iPhones and Ipads, this August 24th. With an announcement from TouchArcade detailing its “iOS release on the 24th,” players that haven’t gotten a chance to experience the cozy catharsis of moving in, or veteran unpackers interested […]
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The Absolute Radiance terrifies me. Standing at the end of an hour-long boss gauntlet dealing two mask attacks with almost no room for us to focus, Hallownest’s moth goddess always sends my heart into a fluttering frenzy. Even so, the Absolute Radiance holds two of the best endings of Hollow Knight, allowing us to free
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Would-be witches and deck builders can rejoice at the announced release of Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood “next month on August 16th. With a reported release date of “August 16th” by Rock Paper Shotgun and a confirmed release date on Steam, players can enjoy this spooky delve into witches, gods, and tarot cards in less than a
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Fans of Terraria’s ultimate 2D sandbox can anticipate some terrifying weather in the upcoming Terraria update 1.4.5. An umbrella might not do the trick this time. With elaborate leads over Twitter, and a forum post on their home site, Terraria creators Regidt announced through Terraria forums (via PC Games N) the addition of “boulder rain,”
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Sly deceived me. Though I originally took the little merchant as little more than a greedy weakling, I utterly regretted those thoughts as Sly rendered me to a buggy pulp in Godhome. While most of our interactions with the tiny bug involve trading, we can gradually piece together Sly’s legendary backstory from his pupils Oro,
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I love space aliens. From getting accidentally bribed by the Engi in FTL: Faster than Light to building a giant mecha dog for priests in Space Warlord: Organ trading simulator, I always found the presence of otherworldly beings and little green men to uplift any medium. Even so, I was unimpressed with the invading space
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I love detective mysteries. From identifying the crew’s names and cause of death in Obra Dinn to finally making the arrest in Disco Elysium, piecing together clues to solve cases is an ever-gratifying process. Even so, I find these mysteries challenging to enjoy on a second playthrough; unless we forget the killer or all the
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RPG Maker games occupy a special place in my heart. From Undertale to Oneshot, these graphically minimalistic games with boundless creativity forever turn me into a crying mess or put me in a narrative stranglehold to know what happens next. Enter Mr. Saitou, a wacky RPG maker title following an accountant thrown into a wacky
Cuno enrages me. Between him defiling my victim with rocks, besting me in a fight, and calling me homophobic slurs, the rabid, speed-addled 12-year-old is viler than the actual perpetrators of the murder. And yet, despite all the foul language and frustrating actions, it’s hard not to grow attached to the little monster by the
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Disco Elysium’s Thoughts are beautifully horrific. While my first experience with obtaining the Inexplicable Feminist Agenda Thought was to gape in horror and nearly leave the room, it was hard not to grow fascinated by the mish-mash of limbs swarming a lady’s face. Though our Thought Cabinet may be more terrifying to behold than most
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