If Found… moves forward by erasing diary entries, literally eradicating the past. Through this, it shows the beauty and healing that can come from destroying what you used to be.
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IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘The Outcast Lovers’
The Outcast Lovers asks us to think about what we would really risk to save someone else. Would we endanger ourselves to protect a vulnerable person?
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘The Wake: Mourning Father, Mourning Mother’
The Wake: Mourning Father, Mourning Mother offers us a stirring look at the tangled feelings we have for those who’ve passed on, exploring the complexities of grief.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘PHOGS!’
PHOGS! is a wonderful, playful experience in working together as you help a two-headed snaky dog solve some puzzles, laughing while you succeed or fail.
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.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘When The Past Was Around’
When The Past Was Around takes us through a relationship, in love and in destruction, exploring it through wordless puzzles and beautiful places.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘We should talk.’
We should talk. elegantly expresses the staggering power of a seemingly-simple word choice, demonstrating how it save or devastate your relationships and connections.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘MOTHER’
MOTHER makes for some stressful horror as you struggle to keep your kids safe from sinister creatures. Their deaths are permanent if you fail, too.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘Panzer Paladin’
Panzer Paladin brings wild weaponry to some great action, asking you to think on the fly before your giant hockey stick breaks because you’ve smashed it over a centaur’s head.
IGP’s Must Plays of 2020 – ‘Hot Seagulls in Your Area’
Hot Seagulls in Your Area is just so wonderfully, delightfully ridiculous. Maybe one of the silliest things I’ve played this year, and that’s saying something.