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Those Who Remain is a psychological thriller that takes place in Dormont, a small town in the US. Dormont appears to be a regular and typical American town at first glance, but it is however cursed by a demon who shrouded everything in darkness.
Most of Dormont’s population has been trapped inside the darkness, with no means of escape.
Edward Turner is just an ordinary man with a troubled past, who arrives in the wrong place at the wrong time. But he soon finds out that something is very wrong in Dormont.
There are strange creatures roaming in the dark, killing everyone that gets close. The only way to survive is by staying in the light.
The danger in the dark is not the only thing at play in Dormont.
There are strange portals that emanate a bright light, that seem to bring anyone that goes through them to another place, similar yet different, apparently unreal but very real.
Actions taken in one place have repercussions in the other.
Review by Jon Donnis
Incubo is a side scrolling platform game from Hehe Gamez and has a somewhat horror theme with many famous horror ghost characters making an appearance.
At it's base this is a classic side scrolling platform game. Each screen will have a puzzle to solve before you can move to the next screen.
Puzzles vary from moving objects around to reach different parts of the level, to using knowledge learnt from one part of the level to get past an obstacle. An obstacle might be a gap too large to jump, or it might be a ghost that if it touches you will kill you.
You play as a little boy who is stuck in a dream, he needs to find out the truth in the dream so he can escape.
So lets take a look at what is good and what is bad.
The Good
Hand drawn animation means this game looks beautiful. Really impressive.
The music/sound effects really do add to the experience, and as the game suggests, it is really best if you play while wearing headphones.
The levels have interesting challenges which can feel very satisfying once you figure out how to get past it, and then when you finally do.
The Bad
The game has a steep learning curve, and sometimes you can find yourself getting frustrated not so much because it is too difficult but because the controls can be a bit fiddly at times, meaning you need to sometimes make pixel perfect jumps in quick succession to complete an objective.
The controls could be improved, there is hardly any margin for error, and sometimes doing quick moves means that a jump you need to do simply does not happen. I hope these issues are fixed in future updates.
There are a few graphical glitches, and you can sometimes find yourself trapped with no way to continue other than to reset the levl.
Summary
A fun game that with the right updates could be a great game.
From Kool2Play studios comes iHUGu (I hug you) is a new Indy game on Nintendo Switch.
At it's base this is a simple memory game. You start off by choosing your character. Which you can also customize. You are then faced by a queue of people you have to hug, however if you hug the same person twice you lose. It really is that simple.
If you are a fan of memory games then this is good fun. And there really is quite the challenge once you have hugged more than 10 people and you start to question yourself. There is a time limit for each hug, and there are also other power ups you can collect.
It even has multiplayer, whereby you are both on screen together, and that does bring in more of a challenge.
And a quick mention has to be given to the soundtrack. You will find yourself humming the songs hours after you have put down the game.
iHUGu is simple, fun and a bit silly. And I like it, and will happily give it a 7/10
Find it on the Nintendo Store at £3.59 https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-Switch-download-software/IHUGU-1497665.html
Rotterdam (NL), January 22, 2019: In A Fisherman’s Tale, the mind-bending VR adventure game that launches onto PlayStation VR, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Windows Mixed Reality headsets today, you will work with infinite, ever smaller and bigger replications of yourself to find your way out of a world where physics are utterly broken.
Watch the live-action launch trailer
What does it mean to be trapped inside a replica in an elusive virtual world? A Fisherman’s Tale is a journey of both introspection and extrospection, asking players to both reach inside and outside of themselves for answers.
In A Fisherman’s Tale, players will:
Break more than a couple laws of physics in mind-bending VR puzzles!
Team up with yourself in revolutionary multi-dimensional single player co-op!
Meet some of the quirkiest sidekicks to have ever set foot in a VR game
Use your hands to pick up, throw, combine, and use all kinds of things in glorious fully immersive virtual reality!
Toy around with your tiny little model lighthouse, inside a lighthouse, inside a... is that another lighthouse?
Uncover the truth at the core of an unusually tall tale, exclusively in VR
A Fisherman's Tale is now available at a SRP of $14.99/€14.99 for PlayStation VR, HTC VIVE, Oculus Rift and Windows Mixed Reality.
For more information, visit http://afishermanstale-game.com.
Grasshopper Manufacture Inc. (Head office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan; CEO: Goichi Suda) is proud to announce the release of the Nintendo Switch exclusive action game Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes today, Friday, January 18th, 2019.
In accordance with the game’s release, we also wish to announce a new collaboration with a few especially legendary titles, stage information, and additional patch contents.
In-game collaborations with legendary titles!
In addition to the 54 indie game collaboration T-shirts available in the in-game T-shirt shop, two more titles are now being added as Legendary Collaboration T-shirts: The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D.
The return of Garcia & Johnson: One of the game’s stages, “Serious Moonlight”, is based on the hit title Shadows of the DAMNED!
“Serious Moonlight”, one of the games playable on the in-game console of legend known as the [Death Drive Mk II], is a battle-action game based on the 2011 release Shadows of the DAMNED, for which Goichi Suda took the helm as Executive director.
This stage was created from the world of Shadows of the DAMNED. In this game, main character and demon hunter Garcia has died and his former partner Johnson the skull, reborn as a hero, appears as the character Eight Hearts.
Additional patch “Day 7 Patch”
A patch will be made available seven days after release, and will add a new opening movie.
or more information, please visit:
Facebook:@grasshopper.manufacture
Twitter:@Grasshopper_EN and @suda_51
Instagram: goichisuda
About Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
Several years have passed since the events of No More Heroes 2... This time around, the setting is a small town in the middle of nowhere in the American South. Badman shows up at the trailer Travis has been living in to exact revenge for the murder of his daughter, “Bad Girl” – and things go horribly wrong. As they battle it out, the two are sucked into the game world of the legendary game console, the “Death Drive Mk-Ⅱ”.
Developed by Dr. Juvenile, the Death Drive Mk-Ⅱ has six games contained on “Death Balls”. It’s said that collecting all six and then beating each game allows the player to have one wish granted. Travis and Badman team up to seek out the Death Balls in order to bring Bad Girl back to life.
