Mini Motorways will expand with another new map and players get to vote on it! Engadget has all the details of the vote which is set to end on May 15th. The traffic management sim Mini Motorways is once again asking players to vote for its next map. Developer Dinosaur Read more…
Engadget’s Anna Washenko encourages troubleshooters to Read The F*cking Manual in a recent article highlighting the bite-sized co-op experimental puzzle game from Dinosaur Polo Club, which is out now on PC and Mac for free on itch.io. Inspired by teamwork-based titles like Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, as well as Read more…
Engadget’s Igor Bonifacic revels in the release date for Salt and Sacrifice, the next installment in the million-plus selling soulslike platformer Salt and Sanctuary series by developer Ska Studios. Come March 10, fans of challenging action-RPGs will feast when Salt and Sacrifice releases on PS4, PS5, and PC via the Read more…
Engadget’s Jessica Conditt sat down with Terrible Posture Games’ founder Joe Mirabello and technical director Chris Zukowski, interviewing them about 3 out of 10, the episodic playable sitcom about life at the world’s worst game development studio. Regarding 3 out of 10’s concept, Mirabello had this to say: “The whole thing is actually a love letter to Read more…
Engadget recently shared their GDC hands-on experience with Affable Games‘ Speaking Simulator, an awkwardly hilarious physics game where an android struggles to appear human by flopping its lips and tongue around. Andrew Tarantola gave us his impressions on some of the in-game antics: I was afforded a quick demo of the Read more…
IndieCade was a hub of activity at E3 2016, offering up a wide variety of games to play. Engadget’s Jessica Conditt stopped by the booth to check out some of the titles available including Magic Dance Mirror and Beautiful Corner. To view the full article, please visit: https://www.engadget.com/2016/06/17/indiecade-e3-video/
The Kickstarter-funded indie game documentary GameLoading: Rise of the Indies was recently released on Steam, iTunes, PSN, Xbox Live and gameloading.tv, as reported by Nick Summers at Engadget. The film tracks the rise of indie game development and features interviews with game developers including Rami Ismail and John Romero. To read Read more…