A companion piece to the staggeringly powerful 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, Blindfold has you suffer through the interrogation of a photojournalist in VR.
‘PLAY DOG PLAY TAG’ is an Absurd, Owner-Flinging Dog Race
Another dog stole your bones? Why not fling your owner at them with enough force to knock down a building? That’s teach them to snatch your treats.
‘Exorcise The Demons’ Requires Teamwork to Banish Evil Spirits
One of you is in charge of carrying out the ritual while the other reads the mystic instructions. Surely nothing could possibly go wrong?
‘Untitled Goose Game’ Revels in Being a Mean-Spirited Bird
Untitled Goose Game is all about being a jerk, but you’re a cute animal so it’s endearing instead of gross and awful. Try it for a bit if you don’t believe me.
‘Katara’ Unravels a Mystery as You Ascend a Well
Katara is a simplistic-looking clamber from the depths complete with some impressive storytelling.
IGP First Look: ‘Simon Quest: Transylvania Adventure’ (Demo)
Simon Quest: Transylvania Adventure brings back memories of dangerous skeletons, creepy mansions, and bad nights to have a curse in this week’s IGP First Look.
‘Hexagroove’ is a Rhythm/Strategy Fusion about Pleasing a Club-Dancing Crowd
In Hexagroove you make outstanding club music all while having to react quickly to the crowd’s wants, needs, and feedback. Its subtitle, Tactical DJ, is certainly appropriate.
‘Meander Forth Pilot: Teak’s Tall Tale’ Stars a Failed Drummer Anteater Hero
Meander Forth Pilot: Teak’s Tall Tale revolves around a world in disarray, and a protagonist straight up not having a good time.
‘Sayonara Wild Hearts’ is a Stunning High-Speed Dance Through Entrancing Music
Sayonara Wild Hearts sends players hurtling through the striking, colorful streets, telling a story of heartbreak and heroism through its interactive song and dance.
Post-Apocalyptic Road Trip ‘Overland’ is All About the Stories
In Finji’s Overland, you protect a dog while making your way through a monster-infested, post-apocalyptic America.
‘Lazarus’ Controls a Disembodied Arm Defending its Fallen Body
In Lazarus, from Constantin Liétard and Thomas Denis (collectively, Borderline Games) you’re not a revived person, instead simply a somehow-still-alive arm.