Arthur's life is turned upside down by a girl, a gun, and the tension of things lingering just outside the confines of his apartment.

These 10 were bright spots in the world of games, and earned a place on VGG's 2024 Game of the Year nominee list.

PAX West's fly-on-the-wall game: We talked with developers Michael Frei and Raphaël Munoz about Time Flies!

Instructions unclear, now trapped in Centum's ever-changing reality with a manipulative AI: a PAX hands-on demo and interview with Centum.

The Plucky Squire is about how stories are able to inspire others to create, and the impact they have on young hearts and minds.

Ender Magnolia publisher Binary Haze talked to us about the "oppressive and dark, but still beautiful" Metroidvania releasing winter 2025.

Hollowbody’s blend of PS2 horror mechanics and modern-day anxieties is a different breed of scares.

I Am Your Beast is a bold statement from a team known for making bold statements.

Talking about crafting difficult choices for players and a weird world ripe for interesting lore with Dread Delusion's James Wragg.

Catching up with DreadXP, Heartworm, and the team behind this Silent Hill-inspired retro indie horror game.

Checking in on the 40+ hours of content available at Early Access launch for the farming sim Fields of Mistria.

REALITY GONE WILD (GONE SEXUAL) (GONE CHORBY) (ALL FUN)

The laughs come easily in this 2-3 hour "slapformer" where British humor reigns supreme.

Magical Delicacy's world is like a comforting bowl of soup, although some of its systems seemed at odds with its laid-back, cozy nature.

For those eternally chasing the enigmatic: our four most-loved puzzle games of Steam Next Fest 2024.

Tabbie is definitely listening to Simple Plan in the hallways. Sulky kids get access to magic. What can go wrong?

Fishbowl's LudoNarraCon demo gives a look at a heartfelt slice of life, centering connections across distance, coming of age, and loss.

We talked with AlternateHamlet, George Banks, and Ron Lent about how the easy-to-use Pulp engine can make a game dev out of nearly anyone.

Lucas Pope's 'Papers, Please-lite' for Playdate is all alien community-building charm.

Being a weird little freak behind my computer screen because god told me to.