FOGHORNS DROWN: A Ferryman’s Shift Ends Too Soon
Foghorn Drowns is a short but memorable indie adventure that combines a surreal story with a beautifully crafted retro aesthetic. While its world and gameplay could have offered more depth, its haunting atmosphere and unique presentation make it an experience worth discovering.
OBSERVER SYSTEM REDUX: Humanity Installed The Wrong Update
I never expected Observer: System Redux to become one of my benchmark games for the walking simulator genre, but it earned that place with ease. Its unique presentation, memorable characters, and thought-provoking story make it an experience I won't soon forget.
Hypnos (early access) impression
Enter the Nameless City at the edge of Dreams. Follow the trail into the shadow of the Holy Mountain. Wander through realms where the laws of the universe break down as they yield to other forces. Walk the Path and embrace your destiny.
Indika: A Sureal, witty and genre defining narrative experience
Indika revitalizes the walking simulator genre by merging humor, philosophy, and engaging gameplay. Its unique world, combined with a compelling narrator, creates a thought-provoking experience.
The invincible: A Sci-Fi Adventure by Stainslaw lem
The Invincible blends exploration and immersive storytelling as a walking simulator, offering a rich narrative based on Stanisław Lem's work. With captivating sound design and unique visuals, it focuses on player choices and deep worldbuilding, though its pacing may not appeal to everyone.
