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Tova and Tor explore their tempestuous relationship in a journey through a surrealistic hell.

Each year in February, we stop and take time to show our undying affection for those nearest and dearest to our hearts. We’re speaking, of course, about the Aggie Awards and the games we adore! (You thought we meant that other, overly-commercialized day of chocolates and flowers? Pfft. But don’t forget about your loved ones, […]

One of the key things that makes humans different from computers is our ability to love, but with that ability comes the danger of being hurt. This is one of the themes explored in the upcoming , a “game about friendship, love and technology in a place where bits have replaced atoms.” The point-and-click adventure […]

The story unfolds in 1947 Thailand, in a world filled with characters, myths and legends from ancient Buddhist tales. When Melissa is invited by the Queen of England in person, she has no idea that her life is about to take a dramatic turn and a simple mission will lead her to question her very […]

The once majestic isle of Pharos is one of many exotic worlds that have succumbed to the overwhelming power of the Infinite Sadness. Inhabitants great and small have fallen to the darkness. In their time of need, the cosmos grants Pharos a pair of cosmic non-rabbits to return the status quo. Is it too late? […]

first came out in early 2012, earning itself a resounding recommendation for its unique presentation, creative gameplay, and unabashed indie sensibilities. But CBE Software, the two-man Czech team behind the game, still weren’t satisfied, so they started a crowdfunding campaign to make an enhanced version. Far exceeding their initial goal, they then decided to go […]

You might think the life of a worm is pretty low on the karmic scale, but it makes for a pretty intriguing premise in AuraLab's surrealist adventure , currently seeking funding through Indiegogo. In , players control Pip, a “cute-yet-brutal worm, living in a truly surrealistic world.” Just incarnated into this form, Pip is naive […]