Italian developer Imaginarylab and publisher VLG Publishing announced that their dreamy point-and-click title, Willy Morgan And The Curse Of Bone Town, will be making its way to the Steam store this summer. Continue reading “Willy Morgan And The Curse Of Bone Town, Point-and-Click Adventure Launches This Summer”
One of the few indie-made games in development that isn’t filled with Left-wing agitprop or designed to appeal to sex-negative feminists is Suzaku’s Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story. Late last year he encouraged other developers not to apologize to the outrage mob and to fight for their creative freedoms. Well, recently he was banned from Twitter for unknown reasons. Continue reading “Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story Dev Banned From Twitter”
Nightdive Studios has been put in charge of restoring the original 1997 point-and-click adventure game, Blade Runner. They’re working in collaboration with Alcon Entertainment to turn the sci-fu, cyberpunk game into an enhanced edition for home consoles and PC. Continue reading “Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition Coming To Xbox One, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch”
South African developer The Brotherhood released Beautiful Desolation to quite a positive pop from point-and-click prodigies, putting it on the fast track to becoming a genre-based sleeper hit of 2020. For gamers who found themselves having a difficult time navigating the world or completing some of the puzzles, there are cheats for that. Continue reading “Beautiful Desolation Cheats Offer Infinite Credits”
[Disclosure: GOG.com Review Copy Provided For Free]
Title: Beautiful Desolation
Platform(s): PC
Players: 1
Publisher: The Brotherhood
Developer: The Brotherhood
Release Date: 2/26/2020
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Opening Thoughts
Typically I prefer to complete a game or at the very least experience enough of it to be able to offer a concise understanding of the experience when reviewing it. Though I did not complete Beautiful Desolation, a fact I will preface this review with, I have experienced enough to determine in spite of the game’s otherwise beautiful and very well made design the point-and-click gameplay loop quickly became a confusing tedious chore to dredge through to get to the next story moment or character interaction I yearned for. Continue reading “Beautiful Desolation Review”
Theta Division’s pixelated, classically designed point-and-click adventure title, VirtuaVerse, is officially scheduled to release on May 12th, 2020 this spring. The game will provide players with a 1990s style throwback experience made for today’s generation of gamer. Continue reading “VirtuaVerse, Point-and-Click Cyberpunk Game Release Set For May 12th, 2020”
[Disclosure: Review copy provided for free]
Opening Thoughts
It is cliched, played out and said a billion times already by people avoiding committing to a stance and those that are just unsure, but that is how the Ars Goetia’s Kickstarted project Blind Prophet left me. On one hand the intrigue the story weaves was enthralling; that through the blatant white knighting I wanted to see what happened next and the art direction was something else. Each scene, each area, each comic panel made you feel the passion that went into it. For a modern Christian power fantasy, these elements went a long way in overcoming the game’s shortcomings. Continue reading “The Blind Prophet Review: Modern Christian Power-Fantasy”
Caligari Games announced that their newest outing scheduled to release in 2020 is the point-and-click adventure game, Whateverland. The game is described as a “not so classic” entry in the long-running PC gaming genre. Continue reading “Whateverland, Non-Linear Point-And-Click Adventure Announced For PC”
February 5th is shaping up to be an important day in gaming, if the rumors about Sony’s PlayStation 5 announcement are to be believed. In addition to that announcement, a slew of games will be releasing on February 5th as well, including the Kickstarted cyberpunk-noir title from Ars Goetia Games, The Blind Prophet. Continue reading “The Blind Prophet PC Release Date Set For February 5th, 2020”
Publisher Raw Fury and developer Krillbite Studio announced that the interactive, adventure-puzzle game, Mosaic, will be arriving on home consoles starting January 23rd, 2020. The experimental title originally launched on PC back in early December, and a month later it’s now prepping to arrive on Switch, PS4, and Xbox One. Continue reading “Mosaic, Interactive Story About A Mega-Corporation Dystopia Heads To Consoles January 23rd”
Ys Interactive and Pendulo Studios’ Blacksad released during the turbulent November, 2019 slate where it had to compete with a bunch of other big titles coming out at the same time. Even though it had the benefit of releasing on multiple platforms, including the Nintendo Switch, PS4, and on the Steam store for PC, it did so while everyone was talking about the big AAA releases. Nevertheless, if you did manage to pick up a copy and you were looking for a little bit of help, there is a walkthrough guide available. Continue reading “Blacksad: Under The Skin Gameplay Walkthrough And Choices”
Scarecrow Studios originally announced 3 Minutes To Midnight back in March of 2018. The developers were dipping their toes in the marketing waters, getting gamers ready for their eventual crowdfunding run. Well, a year later they finally took to Kickstarter to get their game funded. Continue reading “3 Minutes To Midnight, LucasArts-Inspired Point-And-Click Game Set In 1940s Heads To Kickstarter”
Palm Pioneer and Zodiac Interactive’s Tales of the Neon Sea is an indie cyberpunk adventure game that came out on PC at the end of April. For gamers who picked up a digital copy and needed a little help with some of the puzzles and navigation, there’s a gameplay walkthrough available to help you out. Continue reading “Tales Of The Neon Sea Gameplay Walkthrough”
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