The Journey Down hands-on
An early preview showed everything's looking up for this delightful African-tinged adventure, and we unmasked the game's creator for a behind-the-scenes interview.
7 comments | article by Jack Allin - May 3, 2012

Haunted hands-on
The once-thought-dead supernatural adventure from Deck13 is no apparition, as an early playthrough offered a spirited comic romp.
4 comments | article by Jack Allin - April 27, 2012

Resonance hands-on
This indie sci-fi thriller is looking like a resounding success so far, with a compelling story and memorable gameplay, in more ways than one.
8 comments | article by Jack Allin - April 6, 2012

Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller
Our first look at Phoenix Online's upcoming episodic thriller gave us lots to think about at the Game Developers Conference.
13 comments | article by Emily Morganti - March 30, 2012

Deponia hands-on
We couldn’t refuse an early look at Daedalic’s oddball comic adventure set in a land filled with garbage.
14 comments | article by Jack Allin - March 16, 2012

The Lost Chronicles of Zerzura hands-on
Our lengthy first-hand look should satisfy inquisitive minds, as we found lots to like about the upcoming adventure from the developers of Black Mirror 3.
7 comments | article by Jack Allin - February 24, 2012

The Book of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles
The wait for the first game seems hairy enough, but that's nothing compared to our preview of the upcoming sequel at gamescom.
5 comments | article by Astrid Beulink - October 6, 2011

Harvey's New Eyes
We got our eyes on Harvey's new adventure, as Edna's plushie pal headlines a spin-off adventure of his own.
4 comments | article by Astrid Beulink - September 30, 2011

Yesterday
We're looking forward to Pendulo's sudden switch to dark, disturbing territory, and our first look from gamescom will tell you exactly why.
6 comments | article by Astrid Beulink - September 26, 2011

Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle
We sailed into gamescom for a preview of the swashbuckling So Blonde spin-off, followed by an interview with Steve Ince.
10 comments | article by Astrid Beulink - September 12, 2011