Probably my favorite game of all of EGX, Distinctly Regrettable Eventualities takes you back to the 60’s, having you play as a fancy lady hoping to host the best party and impress…
Tag: EGX 2019
‘Disconnected’ Aims to Explore Life With Autism
Trying to understand the mind and point of view of another individual is quite challenging, especially if that person isn’t exactly like you.
‘Tales of Treachery’ Asks Which of Your Friends You Can Trust
Tales of Treachery takes you on a wild and dangerous adventure through scary lands, your phone as your only lifeline throughout.
‘The Last Snow’ is Beautiful, But Something is Not Right
Starting off as an ASCII-style game where you are just moving around inside a computer, The Last Snow then takes you into a beautiful, open 3D world where something is just…off.
‘Heads N Tails: Mythical Pet Shop’ Cares for Unique Creatures
Life is hard, but at least you can take your pets to work in Heads N Tails: Mythical Pet Shop, a game about running a pet-related store while raising your own demanding…
‘Alula’ is a Soothing Game of Stargazing & Gardening
A game focused on trying to bring awareness of loneliness and of non-violent play, Alula sees you planting trees, growing an island, and simply looking at the stars.
‘Plaything’ Puzzles Through Interactions With a Very Human Tamagotchi
Ever want a pet that does more than just asked to be played with, fed, and groomed? Plaything creates a small creature that is far more human then previous Tamagotchi games.
‘Dollhouse’ Gives You Many Fun Toys to Play With
Dollhouse, much like an actual dollhouse, is an adorable pastel game/toy that you can play around with, containing far more cool stuff than my dollhouse did.
‘NUTS’ Records Squirrel Activity in a Vibrant Wood
NUTS is a pretty straightforward game. You’re in a surreal green, yellow, and orange world, tracking squirrels who leave a tree at night and move towards a watering hole.
‘Monad’ Plays With Living, Moving Artwork
Interactive bits of art always provide a relaxing experience, especially as they play out, showcasing an intriguing creation. Monad is what I’d call interactive art, but almost breathing and living artwork that…
