Virtual Russian Roulette Absolutely Terrified Me in Gods Will Be Watching By Marcus Estrada [divider] Note : This piece includes and discusses spoilers for Chapter 2 of Gods Will Be Watching. Gods Will Be Watching is a diabolically difficult (at its intended difficulty) point and…
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Gods Will Be Watching Reviewed By Nathaniel Liles [divider] [dropcap]I[/dropcap] do so love a game that takes the idea of “pixelated” graphics and does something great with that idea. It’s not particularly hard to make an 8-bit sprite, but when you get into recreating actual…
During the 2017 Game Awards Firewatch developer Campo Santo announced their next game, In the Valley of Gods, due out in 2019. A short trailer revealed that the game is set in Egypt, and you play a camera woman exploring ancient pyramids A follow-up statement…
The Red Strings Club came out a couple of weeks ago. After playing it (and replaying it) we got in touch with Jordi de Paco from Deconstructeam, who was generous enough to give us a bit of his time to answer a few questions. Here…
Developer, Deconstructeam made waves when their previous title, Gods Will Be Watching came out. Despite its flaws, and how unmerciful it could be at times, it was an interesting debut. And now we have their second offering, The Red Strings Club. The Red Strings Club came…
Have you ever wanted to manage a cyberpunk speakeasy? Well, then The Red Strings Club is the game for you! The Red Strings Club is Deconstructeam’s newest game. Like with their first game, Gods Will Be Watching, they have Devolver Digital as a publisher. The…
Loudr is a music publishing platform where artists can sell their recordings, both in single form and bundled up. Awesomely, on Loudr they’ve put together Game Music Bundle number 8, including many notable albums from important crowdfunded and indie games of this year like the OST for…
Welcome to our weekly feature, “Question Of The Week.” As you can tell from that entirely original title each week we pose a question to our panel and they chime in with their opinions. No one sees one another’s responses until the story is posted,…
There’s a couple interesting crowd funding postmortems over on Gamasutra. The first is for DwarfCorp from Completely Fair Games, while the other is for Gods Will Be Watching. The DwarfCorp postmortem is the lengthier of the two but it goes into a lot of detail,…
If you’re into horror, you’ve likely heard the term “pacing” before. A lot of people—critics, especially, because we’re smarmy pricks with English degrees—bring it up whenever they write about horror games. A lot of us are quick to point out that many horror games fall…
Into the Breach is finally out, and it’s pretty good. I’ve been playing it almost nonstop since launch, and while I don’t think it’ll have the lasting power that FTL had for me, it’s addictive and fun as hell. It’s also pretty damn hard, and…
In the Awesome Games Done Quick 2018 marathon, it’s easy to see that random number generation, or RNG, is a speedrunner’s worst nightmare. The elegant runs on display showcase the creativity of gamers who expertly navigate complex game mechanics. Playing Dragon Fang Z while watching…
Gamers who want a more animated turn-based tactical RPG may find just what they’re looking for with this week’s pick. The Iron Oath from Curious Panda promises a gritty and dynamic world for players to traverse with a diverse party of recruitable characters. Think of it…
I’ve always been strangely fascinated with Hell and the concept of eternal damnation. There’s just something about everlasting pain and suffering at the hands of demons and devils as penance for sins committed in life that interests me. I’m also drawn towards games with hellish…
We all know the legends of the Norse gods and the Vikings that worship them, but what if there’s more to the story than what we’ve been told? What if the hero of a legenderary epic isn’t some brave warrior with a battle axe dripping…
[dropcap size=big]A[/dropcap]nother year, another E3; that magical land of games, over priced food, foot traffic, booth babes, and ear blisteringly loud music. E3 is the Promised Land to many gamers, after all, where else can you see a ton of unreleased games and talk to…