Wondering what to get during the GOG Spring Sale but you don't want to spend too much? Well, in case your collection is missing some awesome retro gems, we have good news: the classic games below are all on sale for 2€ or less at the moment!
An anime-style RPG with gorgeous artwork, a dark storyline featuring a conflicted heroine and optional romance/roleplaying options for those hoping to spice up their adventures? Yes, thank you, I’ll take twelve copies.
I feel like I’ve been pranked. Like I’ve been subjected to some kind of a practical joke. Not many games get this reaction out of me (only the hilariously bad Of Bird and Cage comes to mind), but here we are.
I love a simple but solid concept, especially when it’s well executed. Haunted warehouse? Sure, sounds good. Sign me up. And that’s exactly what we’re getting with today’s review specimen: ORDER 13 is a first-person horror game where you take on the role of a lone warehouse worker and have to locate, package and send off various items to your company’s customers.
Welcome to GTOGG’s March 2025 edition of Promising Indie Game Releases, where we highlight indie and non-mainstream titles that we believe deserve your attention – in other words, “look at all this potentially cool stuff you might’ve missed otherwise”.
Steam Next Fest concluded recently, and so did our explorations of the many freely playable demos of the festival. Now, I realize it can be a difficult and fairly time-consuming process to sift through all these potentially interesting games to find the really worthwhile ones – which is precisely why we did it for you!
I wouldn’t call myself an expert sleuth, nor do I claim to be a master of deduction. That said, I do find mysteries to be immensely compelling, and the idea of combing through vast amounts of information to slowly but surely piece together the truth is, in itself, fascinating to me.
The Stone of Madness is one of the most infuriating games I’ve played in recent memory. I know that’s not exactly the most pleasant thing to say at the beginning of a review, especially for a game I had such high hopes for, but it is how I feel.
In case you missed it, Sony’s most recent State of Play broadcast happened just the other day, bringing numerous exciting reveals and announcements directly to our eyeballs. Now, I know what you’re wondering. Did they announce a Bloodborne remaster or PC port? Sadly, no. But don’t be too disappointed, the stream did nonetheless feature more than a handful of interesting games – games that we’d very much like to share with you, in no particular order.
Introduced as an “action roguelike co-op dungeon crawler set in a lovecraftian universe” on its very own Steam page, the game is refreshingly upfront about what it offers: it’s got retro-style pixel art, monsters and architecture inspired by Lovecraft’s iconic mythology, and relentless roguelike gameplay with all the basics you’d expect from the genre.
