Evergreen Blues describes itself as a ‘suite of interactive songs.’ To me, this game plays like an interactive adventure game, but instead of speaking, you are singing a song or playing notes.
Tag: narrative
‘Arrog’ Aims to Comprehend and Contemplate Your Death
Arrog does exactly this, taking the concept idea of death and bringing it into a surreal world of storytelling and tradition.
‘Forgotten Sea’ Unveils the Self Through Sailing Peaceful Waters
You wake up on a striking beach with no memory and only mysterious messages floating around telling you about a traveler.
‘The Longest Road on Earth’ Finds Compelling Stories in Ordinary Existence
The Longest Road on Earth takes the normal, everyday life of someone in a very small town in the middle of nowhere and turns it into a game where you follow a…
IGP’s Indie Stars of 2019: ‘Kind Words’
In recent years, hatred has become something of a staple in many countries. With many events furthering the hate, it is easy to lose hope in humanity.
IGP’s Indie Stars of 2019: ‘Un Pas Fragile’
Un Pas Fragile finds strength in facing fears, showing the power in but a single step toward meeting our goals and bettering ourselves.
’30Birds’ Solves Puzzles Through Observing a Surreal Cube World
30Birds seamlessly mixes Asian fairy tales with humor, poems and modern twists, all within a rotating cube land.
‘Apartment: A Separated Place’ Deals With a Breakup’s Aftermath
Breakups are a very difficult time in anyone’s life, especially when you have been in a serious long term relationship that’s now been ended by the other person.
‘Even in Arcadia’ Explores Life in a Disposable Future
Enjoy an evening spent with the kind of human beings who throw away whole planets in the same way we toss last year’s smart phones.
‘Ladderhead’ Seeks Truth by Repeatedly Living Through the Same Day
Ladderhead has you dying over and over just to move forward within the game, living through the same day multiple times as you seek a lost love.