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‘Pretend it’s not There’ Tries to Ignore a Deadly Creature

Pretend it’s not There shows you that there’s sometimes value in ignoring your problems. At least when they’re lanky, murderous monsters.

Desmond’s Castle gives you ten minutes to explore its gloomy halls, find secret weapons, solve puzzles, and overcome its vampire lord.

Crusty Proto sees you trying to escape a city overrun by zombies, except something seems to be hilariously off about the game’s programming.

Trailer Tuesday gets animals interested in volleyball, messes with puzzling doors, and starts fights with skeletons while racing go karts.

Blast Course is a puzzle platformer that will require you to carefully bounce yourself around with highly-explosive shots.

GHUNTER sees you helping a gnome with some cooking. Except all of your meals are alive and put up a fight.

Kitsune Tails delivers some solid platforming challenges, great power-ups through adorable costumes, and a challenging romantic situation.

Roombattle lets you and some friends deck out household appliances with sharp objects to see who can pop their opponent’s balloons.

Trailer Tuesday is interested in universe-sized purchases, birthday parties for grim reapers, and making wild bike deliveries this week.

In a time when there is such a massive push to eradicate the humanity from art, Judero shows the vital importance of heart and connection.

Complex mysteries that require deep thought and explorations of history through photography round out Joel’s Must Plays of 2024.