Placing you in the role of a weakened vampire who’s just awoken from centuries of slumber, the game gives you the unholy task of conquering the world of blood, darkness and intrigue, with the hopes of one day becoming the next Dracula.
Taking place in the United States of the “not-too-distant future”, the game will whisk players away into a world devastated by a force known only as The Miasma.
Taking on the role of an agent codenamed “Desmond”, players will have to venture into the so-called Oack Grove estate in order to investigate the past of anauthoritarian regime called The Ministry.
When our protagonist, in his search for eternal life, inadvertently invites unspeakable cosmic horrors to invade the world… it doesn’t quite end well.
Starring a mute man, Card Shark has you dive head-first into the world of gambling in 18th century France – however, to make sure the cards, so to speak, are never stacked against you, you’re going to cheat.
Imagine facing horrific monstrosities that are never the same and get deadlier each time you meet them – it sounds wonderful on paper, as does the ability to customize your build, explore biomes that are never the same, and face ever-changing abominations on each run.
It’s 2022, and our love for story-focused games has once again brought us back to the lovely LudoNarraCon, a convention with the noble goal of celebrating narrative games and the creative minds that, well, create them.
Welcome to GTOGG’s May 2022 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.
One of the basic concepts of the game is that you can freely build your own destruction vehicle and then go to town on… well, the town.
Expedition Zero’s titular expedition puts you in the heart of Siberia and tasks you with investigating a dangerous anomaly zone surrounded by a wall and several searchlights, all intent on keeping things inside.
