We are skipping the August and September issues of the “Treasure Chest” series, because Sebastian took a little time off back then, and as a result, no recommendations for in-between were posted on our Twitter account during those months. This…
February brought us many amazing game jams, and so we recommended fifty-two entries made for fifteen different jams. There are games about the meaning of love and home, but also best retro hack and lash action, mind-blogging puzzle as well…
We do not care about the “God of War”. The growing and shrinking horse balls in “Red Dead Redemption 2” elicit only a weary smile from us. “Tetris Effect”, shmetris effect; okay, no, that one actually was great. …
“Runnink out of Space” by Aurel Bílý & Marwane Kalam-Alami. “The gameplay consists of exploring rooms, answering riddles, and transforming words, while managing a growing inventory of known world and words.” I will not lie: “Runnink out of Space” …
“Nightclub Showdown” by Sébastien Bénard. In this gorgeously pixelated turn-based action game it is on you to decide who you shoot when and where. While the average shot is fast, but pretty weak, a headshot needs more time, but …
“████████ – Where’s █████th @ ?” by Aurel Bílý. “Roguelike dungeon crawler[.] Procedurally generated conspiracy stories[.] ███████ when █████ at █████████[.]” The game developer █f this jam sub██ssion seemed to ███████ the scripts of some old “The X-Files” episodes …
For most online magazines, “Super Mario Odyssey”, “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” and “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds” are the Games Of The Year 2017. While these titles surely are great games in their own way, we asked us …
“Ignorance is Bliss” by Aurel Bílý & Eido Volta. “You take control of an [artificial intelligence called AICO,] which oversees the surveillance of the city Metro via [a] console. You are investigating a possible rebellion. [Surveil] the city for a …
“Batterycorp” by Aurel Bílý. “The [battery] building […] has a power leak and it is up to the player to fix the problem. [A point and click] puzzle [game.]” Besides the interesting retro user interface, “Batterycorp” offers plenty of …
