Dead as Disco – The Final Preview: One More Beat, One More Hit
There’s a feeling – hard to explain to anyone who doesn’t engage with games on a deeper level – that occasionally returns to those of us who don’t…
There’s a feeling – hard to explain to anyone who doesn’t engage with games on a deeper level – that occasionally returns to those of us who don’t…
Tora Edizioni and Little Sewing Machine have announced this morning the launch of an editorial partnership dedicated to the development and expansion of Bye Sweet Carole's narrative universe.…
Absurd. Unhinged. Fragmented. Excessive to the point of apparent collapse. At first glance, Into The Unwell feels less like a game than a system in open revolt against…
There are lives you go into knowing roughly where they'll land. And then there are lives like this one. We knew Stefano Guglielmana well by now – his…
Outbound is an open world, crafting, and cozy survival title, developed by Square Glade Games and published by the same team. The game is currently expected to release…
The Day I Became a Bird is a narrative adventure that Hyper Luminal Games developed and Numskull Games brought to market, available from April 15, 2026 on PC…
The debut title from Sad Cat Studios, Replaced finally shows itself to us: a work with a strong visual impact that unfortunately loses its footing in its core…
Following its reveal, which already drew the attention of psychological horror fans, When Sirens Fall Silent, the upcoming project from Italian studio LKA, returns with a second trailer…
Developed and published by German indie studio VoodooDuck, Collector’s Cove is a cozy adventure that invites players into a vibrant, laid-back world where farming, exploration, and collection come…
In Forgotlings, being forgotten is not the end. It’s the beginning. Have you ever truly wondered where the things we forget actually go? Not in the most obvious,…
The debut title from Brain Jar Games, Dead as Disco is a stylish beat ’em up where martial arts and rhythm go hand in hand. Here are our…
Have you ever stopped, even briefly, not out of habit or obligation but from a quieter, more deeply felt need, to ask yourself what art really is? Not…