Looking for some interesting games to check out this week? Well, look no further. Here are a handful of titles that we believe are worth keeping an eye on!
Looking for some interesting games to check out this week? Well, look no further. Here are four that we believe are worth keeping an eye on!
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!
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.
Horror games are meant to be scary. I know, I know – what a novel idea. But do hear me out. There are a multitude of ways to induce fear and unease in the player: a seemingly indestructible monster that hunts you, the sight of a poorly-lit corridor within an ill-fated research facility, or just a memorably written yet oddly disturbing journal entry about the tragic fates of those that came before you.
I’ll just say this upfront: I’m probably one of the worst Commandos players out there. I love these types of games and generally get a great deal of enjoyment out of playing them, but it takes me a while to get the hang of things, is what I’m trying to say.
I think it’s safe to say I’ve played my fair share of indie games, particularly ones in the horror category – whether it was something I had to review, or maybe a demo I tried during one of Steam’s many Next Fest events, I’ve dipped my toe into the pool of small-dev horror on countless occasions.
The genre of point & click adventure games is about as old as time itself, which is why I can always appreciate the various ways it manages to occasionally reinvent itself. Rosewater is one such example...
Welcome to GTOGG’s April 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”. That would’ve been too long for a title, though.
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.
