Annapurna Interactive, my favorite indie publisher, has finally dropped a much anticipated new puzzle game called COCOON. It’s specifically COCOON, not Cocoon. Make sure to get that right; it’ll be on the test. This adventure takes you through recursive worlds that can be picked up and stored inside each other, making for one of the […]
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COCOON’s gameplay is primarily chill, relaxing, and no-pressure puzzle solving with very little depending on timing, but the exception to this is the game’s challenging boss fights. These come at the end of a level; beating them gives you access to a new ability to use with the orb you were just inside, and they’re
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If you’ve been playing COCOON, you may have wandered off the path a few times and found something called a Moon Ancestor. These guys are the only really hidden things in the entire game, with the rest of the puzzles and exploration contributing directly to progression. However, these guys can be hard to find, usually
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Here’s an exciting new game you might not have heard of before, and it’s releasing in just two months. Phantom Blade Executioners is a spinoff of Phantom Blade Zero, and it’s a hand-drawn sidescrolling action RPG. It seems primarily focused on a massive and in-depth combat system with incredibly stunning hand-drawn visuals, like a true
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Earlier this year, ConcernedApe announced he was making a minor, less content-focused update for Stardew Valley, primarily to focus on adding modding support. Still, if there’s anything Terraria has taught me, indie devs get carried away with minor updates, and now Stardew 1.6 is packed with a ton of new content that will excite pretty
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Have you ever played games like Skylanders or some random licensed game where the entire objective was mindlessly hitting things and running around a world until you completed some super clear objective? I, for one, thought those types of games died with the concept of licensed games being anything other than mobile games, but Bang
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Just last Friday, Unity announced it was rolling back a few of the changes that it had previously stated, namely, the runtime fee that would have affected most games will no longer affect users on the free version of Unity, as well as the cap for it being heightened to $200,000. This change doesn’t mean
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I get it, finance stuff is really boring, and you don’t want to read Devolver Digital’s recently published half-year results. Still, there’s quite a bit of interesting things buried under all the legal and technical speak, especially if you’re a fan of them. Namely, Xbox Game Pass and other subscription services are now a no-go
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Core Keeper is one game that is constantly banging out new updates every few months, and this new update keeps the conveyor belt of new content moving! We’re once again witnessing one of those times where a new update is dropping, and we’re receiving a bunch of new content all at once, namely focused on
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It seems we have a new hottest anticipated indie as Hades 2 has overtaken Hollow Knight Silksong as the most wish-listed game on Steam! For the past few years, we’d had a reigning champion for what game would pop up if you searched for games on Steam by most wishlisted. Hollow Knight Silksong is not
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