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‘The Longest Walk’ is a Personal Reflection on a Difficult Mental State
The Longest Walk is a thoughtful and emotional story about struggling with mental health and trying to figure out what to do to continue living.
‘GIGABUSTER’ Blasts Nasty CEOs, Mega Man-Style
GIGABUSTER enters a world where CEOs are doing nasty things around ‘Happiness’, and you need to sort them out with laser blasts and beam sabers.
‘Forward: Escape the Fold’ Delves Into Simple, Compelling Card Dungeons
You only ever have the choice between three possible cards in front of you in Forward: Escape the Fold, but making that choice is deviously challenging.
‘Still Heroes’ Explores the Challenges of Following Noble Dreams
Still Heroes is an interactive fiction piece that explores how it can be hard to keep going when your fellow superheroes decide they don’t want to do it any more.
‘The Happyhills Homicide’ Solves Puzzles to Sow Bloody Mayhem
The Happyhills Homicide wants you to give in to your killer side, but it doesn’t intend to make it easy. You need to figure out how to sneakily do your sinister deeds.
‘Super Kiwi 64’ Captures the Joys of Collecting Stuff
Super Kiwi 64 sees you helping a little bird pick up all kinds of goodies lying around some low-poly places. And doing some fun platforming while you’re at it!
‘Jennifer Wilde’ – Solving Murders With Oscar Wilde’s Ghost
Jennifer Wilde: Unlikely Revolutionaries sees you trying to figure out how your father died. Thankfully, you can get help from dead Irish poets.
‘Don’t Lose Your Head!’ Collects Trash to Protect Your Noggin
A zombie’s sticky head is rolling down a hill in Don’t Lose Your Head!. Try to pick up some useful clutter to protect your skull from hard impacts.
‘Uso’ Needs you to Build a Case to Clear Your Name
Uso is a striking murder mystery game where you are trying to figure out who set fire to your bedroom before you’re blamed for it.