Anodyne 2: Return to Dust has arrived on consoles, giving you more platforms on which you can help people by clearing the damaging dust in their minds.
Tag: exploration
‘NUTS’ – A Confounding Mystery Buried in Squirrel Behaviors
NUTS‘ trailer asks us what a squirrel would be doing with dynamite and matches in its nut hoard. I’ve got to say, I really need to know the answer.
‘Yurivania: Uhaul of the Night’ Helps Monster Gals Move in Together
Yurivania: Uhaul of the Night follows a gorgon as she tries to make her haunted home a bit more accommodating for her plantgirl girlfriend to move into.
‘Sunlight’ – A Calming Jaunt Among Whispering Trees
Sunlight takes you on a peaceful hike in a hand-painted wood, one where the trees themselves will talk and sing if you’ll bend your ear to listen.
‘2k2k++ CYBERMONKEY HAS DIED REMYX’ – A Delightful Internet Jaunt
The 2k2k++ CYBERMONKEY HAS DIED REMYX of Tetrageddon Games takes us back to a time when the internet was filled with brilliant, shiny adventure and excitement.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘Umurangi Generation’
Umurangi Generation uses photography to capture a world falling into (very preventable) ruin, preserving the feeling of this moment through the pictures we take.
‘Rainy Season’ Spends a Quiet Day With Your Family
You were supposed to go to an amusement park, but some precipitation means you’ll be spending the day inside with your folks in Rainy Season.
‘Penko Park’ Takes Pictures in a Spooky, Yet Captivating Wildlife Park
Despite looking slightly creepy, Penko Park is a fun and interesting game where you won’t be scared for long.
‘Tree Trunk Brook’ Captures Real Hikes & Digital Friendships
Tree Trunk Brook is stitched together from a variety of trail photographs, letting you get a taste of some real hikes as you explore and find new pals.
‘Promesa’ Explores Places Created From Shared Stories
Promesa takes you to a realm created by a grandparent sharing stories with their grandchild, letting you wander through a place created by imagining these spoken experiences.
