Author: Jill Grodt

[ad_1] I began The Gunk with eager anticipation, blasting across the swirling clouds of the cosmos. The opening cinematic is beautiful and full of promise. Unfortunately, it is also the apex of the short game’s trajectory. In a game filled with alien worlds splashed with color and populated with extraterrestrial mysteries, The Gunk falls surprisingly…

[ad_1] The Game Awards has come and gone. Josef Fares referenced his infamous Oscars line while accepting It Takes Two’s Game of the Year award, Halo The Series got a first-look trailer, and Monolith is developing a new Wonder Woman game. But the festivities aren’t over just yet; Xbox is holding a demo event inspired…

[ad_1] In one of The Game Awards’ shortest reveals of the night, developer Innersloth announced the wildly popular Among Us is heading to VR. That’s right; you’ll be able to voluntarily strap yourself into a simulated crewmate helmet and attempt to survive while a murderous imposter roams your ship. Or, you could be the one…

[ad_1] Developer Andrew Shouldice has been working on Tunic for years without giving fans I solid release window. However, the Zelda-inspired title featuring a heroic fox is coming in just a few months. The news came out during The Game Awards pre-show, usually reserved for smaller announcements, but, for indie fans, this might be the…

[ad_1] It’s the last day of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Tech Summit 2021, and it saved the biggest announcement for the end. The company has developed a suite of new technologies designed specifically for the mobile gaming space, called the Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 Gaming Platform. On top of this, it has teamed up with Razer to…

[ad_1] With winter just on the horizon, this is the last entry in our Fall For Indies series. So, it seems only fitting to end with a glut of great titles to keep players sustained over for the long, dark months ahead. One of our most anticipated games this year, Solar Ash, was originally slated…