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'The human body is equivalent in mass to 50,000 crickets': In city builder Generation Exile, humanity's last hope for sustenance is cricket mush
chirp What will the last humans subsist on as they escape a dying earth? Bug soup, if Generation Exile is any indication
My favorite horror game of the year went on sale on Steam just in time for an NG+ update that adds new weapons, enemies, mechanics, and story revelations
news It's the perfect time of year for Labyrinth of the Demon King.
Psychopomp is one of the best games you can get for under $10 on Steam, and its newly-revealed sequel looks even better
news Psychopomp 2 has a new protagonist, perspective, and locomotion with more than four degrees of freedom.
The sleeper hit of the Fall might be this mad lad's hyper realistic traffic management sim that uses real census data and a 'distance-based gravity model' to produce millions of NPC commuters
News Subway Builder bills itself as a "hyperrealistic transit simulation game."
After 5 years of stunning trailers, Skate Story is finally releasing in December, and its demo is so good it's immediately a GOTY contender
news Videogames are back, baby.
The solo dev behind RPG Sword Hero is promising a 'seamless open world' with amazing combat, intricate simulation, and systemic dismemberment—the demo on Steam makes me think they can pull it off
news Sword Hero: An almost parodically unspecific name for an incredible-looking game
One of my most anticipated shooters, which looks like Demon's Souls in the Doom engine, finally has a release date right around the corner
news You can try Mohrta's huge demo now, and the full game on October 14.
Silksong has the most insane secret bragging rights reward I've ever seen: A special red or purple inventory icon for beating at least half of the game without a map
news How far will you go for a pretty purple pen?
