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What would you do if a gigantic magical Kraken gave you an amulet and told you to keep living the same three-day time loop to save the world? Yeah, the protagonist isn’t sure either. And with that,

It's very difficult to pull off "weird" in a story convincingly. Too much weird can risk alienating an audience, but too little can come across as desperate. To see it being done right, look no

A good murder mystery has you guessing every step of the way. It's often far too easy to predict the killer nowadays, be it in TV shows, movies, or video games. I like mysteries that become far more

Marvel’s Avengers and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater may have come out last week, but I’ve been spending my time in Paradise: the 24th sequence of it, to be exact. Paradise Killer launched on the same day as

“Paradise” might be the last thing to come to mind when you think of 2020, but in a way, that’s fitting for a game like Paradise Killer. This indie detective game might have flown under your radar

In Other Waters is perhaps one of the most unique games I've come across in my twenty-something years of gaming. The debut title from developer Jump Over the Age has players taking control of an AI

Indie studio Chance Agency released a trailer for their first game, a narrative game called Neo Cab in the PC Gaming Show at E3 2018. Neo Cab has a cyberpunk art style and atmosphere. You play as an

Coming this summer to Nintendo Switch is Neo Cab, an "emotional survival game." The protagonist, Lina, is a rideshare driver. Lina is the last human driver on the bright neon streets of Los Ojos,

Ride-share services have become a prominent part of everyday life, to the point where “taxi” sounds like a foreign word. Neo Cab latched onto that concept and put a unique twist on it. You play as

Are you ready to drive a cab? More specifically, the last cab operated by a human instead of a robot? Neo Cab offers this to you, and you don't have to wait long to play it. Neo Cab is a mystery

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world where one megacorporation controls almost everything in your life? Same here. That’s why I played Neo Cab, a near-future cyberpunk

When I look back on all the Lyft and Uber rides I’ve taken in my life, not even the best ones come close to reflecting my experience playing Neo Cab. You play as a ride-share service driver in the

Feral Cat Den is next up to show off their new title Genesis Noir, this game takes place during the Big Bang. This title is meant to be "a cosmic tale of romance, black holes, and jazz music."

Once upon a time, the universe exploded, and that made life. Or, you know, started that process at least. I don't know the science behind the Big Bang that well. Thankfully, Genesis Noir is here to

Lately, I can't go a week on Twitter or Reddit without someone loudly sighing and proclaiming "video games stagnated 10 years ago," or something to that effect. Each time I, in turn, sigh loudly and

Games taking the idea of a cult seriously are pretty rare. Generally, we see takes more on the parody end, in Lovecraftian horror, or used a term for religion in certain settings. The Church in the

Nowadays, elements of stealth-based gameplay can be found in many games. From Assassin’s Creed to Metal Gear Solid, from Far Cry to Dishonored, stealth mechanics have been implemented in various ways

I didn’t have fun playing The Church in the Darkness. That’s not to say that I don’t commend what it tries to do, or that moments of the game aren't worthwhile, but it wasn’t fun. I also don’t