Jesse Makkonen’s Heal brought a tear to my eye, its narrative of an elderly gentleman reminding of the loving connections in my own life.
Tag: adventure
‘The Flower Collectors’ Sees Animals Solving Murders in 1970’s Barcelona
Jorge, a cynical wheelchair-bound ex-cop, teams up with the plucky journalist Melinda after they both witness a murder in Mi’pu’mi’s The Flower Collectors.
‘Birth ME Code’ Puts You in The Mastermind’s Seat of a Death Game
Fans of Danganronpa and Zero Escape may feel an instant bond with Birth ME Code. The game revolves around a death game that YOU are in charge of.
‘ITTA’ Deals With Grief While Enduring its Bullet Hell
ITTA needs you to guide an unfortunate protagonist through devastating boss fights and challenging bullet arrays while tackling with grief and loss.
‘The Shattering’ Unravels a Mystery Buried in the Mind
There is a truth, but it is shrouded in lies within John’s mind. You’ll need to break through that denial to understand The Shattering.
‘Help Will Come Tomorrow’ Seeks to Survive Despite Difficult Class Differences
Help Will Come Tomorrow enlists your aid in keeping stranded people alive despite a challenging climate and their social class-based bickering.
‘The Narrator is a DICK’ Taunts Players as They Die to Cruel Platforming
The Narrator is a DICK: Longer, Harder, and Uncut offers the endless fun of being tortured by a narrator while trying to complete an unfair platformer.
‘A Fold Apart’ Overcomes Emotional Distance Through Folding Puzzles
A Fold Apart shows the struggles of a long-distance relationship and puts an intuitive spin on triumphing over that vast space between you by folding your surroundings.
‘Lonesome Village’ Solves Puzzles to Bring New Animal Pals to Town
Aiming to be a cross between Animal Crossing and Zelda, Lonesome Village is an adorable puzzle-filled social simulator where even communication contains some things for you to solve.
‘The Procession to Calvary’ – Absurd Adventures With Renaissance Paintings
The Procession to Calvary is a quest for vengeance, but it’s not exactly a serious one. I mean, you can murder anyone who gives you a puzzle you don’t like, so…