In this week’s IGP First Look, we put a stop to some evil woodcutters in environmentally-conscious sidescrolling shooter Dr.Green.
Author: Joel Couture
‘Bury Me, My Love’ Follows an Immigrant’s Journey Through Texts to Her Family
Bury Me, My Love follows Nour as she flees Syria, seeking refuge in Europe. You’ll only know how that journey is going based on texts you receive from her.
‘Steel Sword Story’ Puts Cute Pixel Swordsmen in Incredible Danger
Azul may have lost his love, his status, and his honor, but his double jumping, rolling, and sword skills are top notch in Steel Sword Story, a challenging new title from the…
‘A_DESKTOP_LOVE_STORY’ Finds Love Between Files
A_DESKTOP_LOVE_STORY has you helping a pair of files grow their love for one another. Finally, your system administrator powers can do some real good.
‘The Pepper Prince’ – A Point & Click Adventure of Fairytale Bakers
Hansel and Gretel have come a long way since their adoption by the gingerbread witch, finding themselves baking a wedding cake for royalty in The Pepper Prince.
Trailer Tuesday – Cthulhu’s Lost Chrome Pillows
It’s Tuesday, and we’ve got a slew of trailers involving robot menaces, cosmic menaces, lurking menaces, and…pillow menaces? Sure, why not?
Avoid Haunting Beings as You Struggle to Survive ‘THE DEVIL HAUNTS ME’
THE DEVIL HAUNTS ME will have you gathering food, water, and supplies, all while dodging an unsettling presence and steadily uncovering the horrors of the world.
Stomp a City and its Inhabitants Under Colossal Iron Feet with ‘Crush Burn Sacrifice’
Crush Burn Sacrifice puts a giant, city-destroying robot under your control, one fueled by human sacrifice.
Pun-Filled Dungeons Await in ‘Knights of the Card Table’
Knights of the Card Table gathers wacky weapons and heroes for a ridiculous dungeon crawl through suburbia and beyond.
‘Starstruck’ to Rock Sweet Tunes & Wreck Stuff as a Giant Hand
You’re out to change the world in Starstruck. Whether that means playing great music or becoming a huge hand and wrecking stuff is up to you.
‘Alice’s 1997’ Tells a Story Through Torn Calendar Pages
Alice’s 1997 captures a snapshot of a life using calendar pages, weaving character and narrative through short personal notes.