Tag: CHOICES MATTER

  • Release Date for Lovecraft Meets Disco RetroSpace

    Release Date for Lovecraft Meets Disco RetroSpace

    UK-based game publisher Kwalee (Don’t Stop, Girly Pop!, Shift at Midnight) and indie-developer The Wild Gentlemen (Moses & Plato, Chicken Police) will hit the dancefloor with their new “disco-punk” experience RetroSpace on October 1, 2026. The game is an immersive experience that honors those that came before it. Welcome To…

  • Quantum Witch: A Game Where Choices Truly Matter

    Quantum Witch: A Game Where Choices Truly Matter

    A Hybrid of Popular Genres Ah platformers; a genre intentionally made popular by arcades before the rise of console games. And it continues to flourish due to popular franchises such as Sonic and Mario, serving for some like me as their first entry way to gaming. Although I will admit…

  • New Eco-Apocalyptic ‘The Swamp Daughter’ Launches Demo on Steam

    New Eco-Apocalyptic ‘The Swamp Daughter’ Launches Demo on Steam

    Inspired by Argentina’s Paraná River Delta, venture into The Swamp Daughter, where beauty and danger intertwine. The game is based on the award-winning novel, “La Hija del Delta” by Argentine author and Game Designer Alejandra Bruno, who created this narrative-driven 2.5D eco-apocalyptic world along with Bicho Raro Games.  Follow Julia…

  • Life Eternal: A Game with a Hidden Narrative

    Life Eternal: A Game with a Hidden Narrative

    Indie Games and Pixel Art When you think of the current video games released in these last few years, you likely think about the stunning, almost life-like visuals, expansive worlds, and breathtaking reflections. Few would even think to call to mind what was once the norm in the video game…

  • Lover’s Enigma: Breaking the Mold of Visual Novels

    Lover’s Enigma: Breaking the Mold of Visual Novels

    Dare to delve deep within the heart of yourself. Most players go in expecting visual novels to have the expected twists and turns, the branching endings that keep their players coming back for more. Lover’s Enigma, though, gives its player a whole new experience with its visual novel, plunging them…

  • Luce Spenta is a Bizarre Trek Through Death, Faith and Rebirth.

    Luce Spenta is a Bizarre Trek Through Death, Faith and Rebirth.

    What would you do with the power to judge souls? Would you immediately judge them based on their appearance? Or would you listen to their story without bias and judge them fairly? What if your life hung in the balance, based on your decisions? So asks Luce Spenta of its…

  • No, I’m Not a Human Demo is a Promising Descent into Distrust

    No, I’m Not a Human Demo is a Promising Descent into Distrust

    No, I’m not a Human transforms paranoia into gameplay with a deceptively simple premise: determine who’s human and who isn’t before it’s too late. Originally developed by Trioskaz and now published by Critical Reflex—the horror powerhouse behind Buckshot Roulette and Mouthwashing—this atmospheric nightmare drops you into a world where the…

  • Paradigm Island Rocks the Boat with an Electrifying Demo

    Paradigm Island Rocks the Boat with an Electrifying Demo

    The past few years have seen a drastic uptick in the number of isometric narrative adventure RPGs, due in no small part to the success of 2019’s Disco Elysium. End-all Entertainment’s Paradigm Island is one of the newest additions to the genre, showcased in this month’s Next Fest on Steam.…

  • Jump the Track’s demo is a colorful pachinko novel

    Jump the Track’s demo is a colorful pachinko novel

    Showcased as part of the LudoNarraCon, Jump the Track is an interesting blend of genres. Created from the minds of Seed by Seed, Jump the Track combines elements of visual novels with pinball/pachinko machine gameplay. With wit and conscientious themes of fighting the system, this choices-matter demo has plenty of promise.…

  • Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is the Ideal Sequel

    Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is the Ideal Sequel

    It is rare that you find a game that is, honestly, the ideal sequel. Change and innovation are natural in game development, but striking that balance with what forms the core of a budding franchise? That is hard. However, I think we’ve found a developer that’s managed to strike on…

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