George Ash
The Watercolored Zelda-esque World of Let’s Go Somewhere New
A short game about exploration, Let’s Go Somewhere New takes inspiration from the 2D Zelda games of yesteryear. It tasks players with solving riddles...
Ambrosia Brings Deep Weapon Customization & 2D Side-Scrolling Action
While controlling like a Mega Man game and being structured in a classic metroidvenia style, Ambrosia hopes to win players over. It offers a...
Ecosystem Lets You Set Evolution’s Course by Changing The Environment
Lifeforms evolve based on their environment, and in Ecosystem, you get to control that environment. By making small changes you'll prompt the creatures within...
AREA Focuses on Physics to Blend Genres
Billed as equal parts shooter, platformer, stealth exploration, and puzzle game, AREA has high aspirations for itself. But take even a cursory glance at...
Katto Combines the Rhythm Genre With Katanas
Seemingly combining Guitar Hero and Fruit Ninja, Bailey Snyder's first game, Katto, takes a different approach to the rhythm game genre.
In Katto, players wield...
The Italianeer Brawls it out in a Pixelated 1980’s New York...
The first trailer for The Italianeer is here, and this side-scrolling brawler charms its audience with the nostalgia of a pixelated art style and...
Unleashed Opens Its 2D RPG World for Your Exploration
Set in a magical world, Unleashed wants to be more than your typical 2D RPG. With features such as crafting, housing, and farming, set...
Spinch Puts Spotlight on its Artwork and Music
With a focus on art and music, Queen Bee Games last week announced Spinch, a side-scrolling platformer with colorfully psychedelic elements.
Spinch itself is a...
Laying Groundwork with Medieval City Sim Foundation
Polymorph Games is looking to bring the city-builder genre to medieval times with Foundation, a gridless simulator focusing on organic city development.
Featuring resource management,...
Lost Land Metanoia’s Short Narrative Shoots for an Emotional Connection
The newly announced Lost Land Metanoia is only about 20 percent complete, according to solo-developer Gen Afanasev of Pointerix Studios, but he’s trying to...
The Ship Getting a Spiritual Successor with Murderous Pursuits
After buying the rights to 2006’s The Ship: Murder Party, Blazing Griffin’s attempt to Kickstart a sequel failed, so instead of a direct sequel...