narrative adventure
Draugen Review
As someone who genuinely loves both narrative adventure and historically-based games, I was immediately intrigued by Draugen from Red Thread Games. Called a “Fjord Noir tale of suspense and myst...
Astrologaster Review
It has been an eventful year for the UK-based independent developer Nyamyam. May 2nd, 2019 saw the first release of their newest title Astrologaster for the iOS system, and May 9th will bring the game...
PRESS RELEASE: The Council’s Fourth Episode, Burning Bridges, Releases September 25
Fans of The Council, developer Big Bad Wolf’s choose your own adventure novel meets RPG, are about to get the next chapter to the story. The story began back in March with episode 1, The Mad One...
The Council: Episode 1- The Mad Ones Review
When I was a kid there was a board game called Clue, where you had to solve a murder mystery to when the game. The Council is a little like that boardgame. A bunch of high profile people from all over...
Heaven’s Vault – VR Narrative Shines in New Trailer
inkle games announce Heaven’s Vault, a new science-fiction adventure game for PlayStation VR, Steam, and iOS. Heaven’s Vault has you join archeologist Aliya Elasra and her robot sidekick Six. Together...
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine Review
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is a game that is hard to categorize. It’s a narrative adventure, unlike anything I’ve ever played. It invites you to explore the vastness that is the Uni...
Mulaka Nintendo Switch Review
Mulaka, meaning Children Of The Stars – is a 3D action adventure bought to us by the Lienzo development team in Chihuahua Mexico. Mulaka is based on the stories of the Tarahumara (or Rarámuri) i...
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine to be Narrated by Sting
Sting, the legendary rocker and Police front man, will be adding his voice talents to Good Shepherd Entertainment’s Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. The game is being developed by Dim Bulb Game...
Hell is Empty as Life is Strange: Before the Storm Concludes
Today marks the release of the final episode in Life is Strange: Before the Storm. Called “Hell is Empty”, the episode’s title is alludes to Rachel’s and Chloe’s particip...
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