“ASMOSNOS” by Mason Lindroth. “[A] futuristic story of betrayal, planetary annihilation, and dancing crazy.” I adore Mason Lindroth’s style, not only in the meaning of the visuals. Get ready for a beautifully strange, nearly surrealistic experience that “ASMOSNOS” will …
“Extinct : Humankind fade in the mist” by Benjamin Soulé. “You have to drag and drop traps on the road of the human tribe so they can never reach the meat. Humans always find the best solution to reach …
“Mad Princess” by Jussi Simpanen. “[A] tower defen[s]e type of game. You control the princess, who uses blood as currency, to set up different traps from spiky floors to crossbow sentries to kill the invading heroes!” Damsel in distress? …
“The Quite Annoying League” by Pierre Corbinais. “You need to strongly bother your victims, but just not enough to allow them to reproach you anything.” This point’n’click adventure called “The Quite Annoying League” is just hilarious. Be annoying, but …
“TYRANOFORCE” by Max Kaufmann & Frederic Tarabout. “[A]n intrepid hero is after you. Send your countless minions after him in a reversed bullet hell shoot ‘em up style game.” I like the concept of a reversed shoot’em up: In …
“The Cards Never Lie” by saguaro. “Solve the crime using your fake psychic powers and some old-fashioned snooping.” The dialogues of “The Cards Never Lie” are extremely well-written and give this detective game a wonderful noir vibe. Also I like…
“Happy Little Murder Friends” by Paul Hart. “Rampage through a list of towns with different ways to play[:] [D]o you play the psycho gunman that unloads on crowds in the open? Or a bruiser who beats his victims to …
