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‘A Fold Apart’ Navigates a Relationship Through Folding Landscapes
In A Fold Apart, you’ll be folding the world in hopes of getting through each page of it, and all while getting through the challenges of a long-distance relationship.
‘Letters’ Corresponds With Beloved Friends Through Remixed Messages
Sarah is an 11 year old girl from Switzerland with a Russian pen pal named Katya. Over the years, they both write back and forth through letters, social media and the internet.
‘Just Shapes & Beats’ Brings More Ruthless Songs to PS4
For those of you who felt Just Shapes & Beats was going too easy on you, there’s newly-challenging Hardcore tracks that have been made available alongside the game’s PS4 release.
‘Venture Kid’ Blasts Evil Doctors, Evil Miners, Evil Gorillas, Etc.
Venture Kid looks sharp with its Mega Man-like play and style, but is anyone else worried about this poor kid? At least Mega man was a robot who could be put back…
‘Muse Dash’ is a Frantic Fight Against the Beat
Muse Dash pits you against colorful characters as you keep the beat of the music by beating up cute enemies and their projectiles.
Cat Cafe Simulator ‘Calico’ Will Have You Riding Fluffy Pals
With some of the potions you can acquire in Calico, you can create some giant animal friends, allowing you to ride around on cats and other creatures.
Hands On @ Pax East: ‘N1RV Ann-A’
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.
‘Path to Mnemosyne’ Brings its Dizzying, Surreal Lands to Consoles
Path to Mnemosyne will find you winding and shifting its grayscale landscapes, zooming ever closer to unsettling sights and confounding mysteries in its console release.
Hands-On @ Pax East: ‘Treachery in Beatdown City’
Treachery in Beatdown City will have you busting heads on the streets, but tactically. Picture Double Dragon mixed with Fallout‘s VATs system and you’ll kind of get the idea.