Relationships are ideally filled with love, but when tragedy rips it away, the grief can often be overbearing. Forever Ago brilliantly explores the anguish of loss with a brief, well-crafted, and beautiful tale of redemption across America’s Pacific Coast.
At Summer Game Fest Play Days, Annapurna Interactive held some quick, 20-minute demos for a lineup of indie titles. RPGamer was able to get an early look at Demi and the Fractured Dream, D-Topia, and Forever Ago.
Annapurna Interactive held two theater showcases at Summer Game Fest Play Days for Silent Hill: Townfall and The Lost Wild. RPGamer was able to get an early sneak peek at the two upcoming survival-horror titles.
Mixtape captures the messy, exaggerated beauty of teenage memory through music, nostalgia, and one final night between friends. Beneath the surreal moments and a soundtrack full of classics is a quieter story about growing up and the life they’re about to leave behind.
Iridium Studios’ People of Note is a musical inspired turn-based RPG that sees pop-star Cadence journey across the land of Note to form a contest-winning band with a new, fresh sound. Join RPGamer as we ask director Jason Wishnov some questions about the game.
People of Note takes center stage, ready to show off its musical prowess and measured, thrilling turn-based combat. Hitting every note, music lovers and RPGamers won’t want to miss out on this indie gem.
Annapurna Interactive and Iridium Studios’s RPG musical is set to launch this April. RPGamer was able to check out an early preview performance of the game’s demo.
Annapurna Interactive and Iridium Studios revealed that turn-based RPG musical People of Note will release on PC and consoles in April. RPGamer can get a quick preview performance now through a newly-released Steam demo.
Iridium Studios and Annapurna Interactive revealed the main voice cast for People of Note. The announcement comes alongside a new video showing one of the game’s musical numbers.
Annapurna Interactive and Iridium Studios released a new trailer for musical RPG People of Note. The Under the Lights acts as a music video, featuring an assortment of short clips from the game.
Annapurna Interactive and Iridium Studios announced People of Note. The game is billed as a turn-based RPG musical, and is planned to release next year on PC and consoles.
Ever wanted to freely explore a well-crafted solar system? Mobius Digital’s Outer Wilds enraptures the adventurous soul blending exciting scientific mystery with a tense atmosphere.
Not going to college? Parents got you down? Exes demanding respect? Outerloop Games and Annapurna Interactive introduce players to the world of Thirsty Suitors, a game where being queer and disappointing people is par for the course, and Sam Wachter provides her feedback.
Annapurna Interactive and Outerloop Games revealed a release date for Thirsty Suitors. Players will be able to engage in combat, skateboarding, and cooking in early November.
Outerloop Games’s debut title Thirsty Suitors features turn-based combat, skateboarding, and cooking. RPGamer was able to ask Chandana “Eka” Ekanayake and Aung Zaw Oo about some of the game’s ideas and its creation.
Thirsty Suitors tells the story of Jala’s attempt to reconcile with her exes in her home town. RPGamer was able to learn more about the game from Outerloop Games’ co-founder and creative director Chandana Ekanayake.
Annapurna Interactive and Outerloop Games announced Thirsty Suitors. The game tasks players with helping Jala confront her exes, with some skateboarding and action-packed cooking thrown in.
Welcome to Adventure Corner, a column where members of the RPGamer staff can give their thoughts, impressions, and pseudo-reviews for various adventure titles that don’t come under our usual coverage. In this edition of the column we take a look at the ambitious full-motion video adventure game, Telling Lies on PC.
One year after its initial release, Ashen will be making its way to more platforms. There’s also a new trailer for those who maybe have forgotten what Ashen is.
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