N1RV Ann-A, the follow-up to narrative cyberpunk bartending game VA11 Hall-A, finds you once more serving drinks as you chat up your clients in a dystopian tourist paradise.
Tag: narrative
‘Ritual of the Moon’ is a 28-Day Meditation on Loneliness & Healing
Ritual of the Moon will have you doing daily meditation activities as you explore the mindset of a witch who’s been banished to the moon, leaving her beloved behind on Earth.
‘The Maiden’ Guides a Wrongfully-Accused Witch Through Pagan Hell
A women accused of being a witch is burned at the stake, and isn’t being properly buried. In The Maiden, you play the ghost of this women, stuck traveling around the world…
Moral Quandaries Abound in ‘We. The Revolution’
Polyslash’s We. The Revolution thrusts you right into the most tumultuous time in French history – as a judge who has to make some tough decisions.
Surreal Suppers Lead to Strange Places in ‘The White Diner’
Stop for a bit of pancakes, end up in an alternate world.
Death is a Teacher, Rather Than an End, in ‘Retrace’
You will meet many unfortunate ends as you work your way through Retrace, but by jumping back to a past decision, you can learn to undo your death.
‘Dead Dreams’ Unravels the Unsettling End of a Past Friend
Inspired by Silent Hill 2, Dead Dreams offers a psychological horror experience, having you test your nerves against terrifying imagery and challenging puzzles.
‘Elk’ Turns Wild Family Stories into a Town Filled With Oddball Folks
Based on real stories told by the developer’s brother (with a bit of whimsy thrown in) Elk takes you to an island in the Atlantic Ocean, where people are just a bit……
‘Mutazione’ Explores the Drama in the Lives of Your Mutant Neighbors
You’re kind of supposed to be helping your ailing grandfather, but with so much interesting stuff going on in the lives of the surreal creatures in town, it’s hard not to lose…
IGP First Look – ‘Hypnospace Outlaw’
Our IGP First Look at 90’s internet exploration game Hypnospace Outlaw has us bringing swift, brutal internet justice down on first grade teachers and empty nesters who would DARE use a copyright…