ADR1FT: The Kotaku Review
In space, no one can hear you breathe rather heavily.
A Few Hours With Adrift, The Astronaut Survival Game Born From Trauma
“Everyone has done something and disappointed someone–or hurt someone–whether it’s a small thing or a big thing,” the game designer Adam Orth was telling me a couple of Fridays ago, after I played a few hours of his newest game. “And recovering from that, everyone has had that. It’s a universal truth. It’s a universal…
Adrift, a quiet video game about a space station in the wake of a catastrophic disaster, has been delayed to next year. It’ll now launch alongside the Oculus Rift.
Adam Orth Is Turning His Personal Disaster Into A Beautiful Game
Adam Orth, one of last year’s most notorious people on the Internet, was nervous last week as he was showing me his new creation: a beautiful, unusual game that he says was borne from his 2013 travails.
In Remember Me, Social Networks Are Being Used Against Us. You Know, More Than They Already Are
What if a game let you go inside of the heads of characters and manipulate their memories? A year ago a small Paris-based studio called Dontnod revealed a game called Adrift that let you do just that. Adrift separated itself with the pack with the concept of manipulating, stealing, and even creating memories as a…
7 Must-Watch Minutes of Remember Me, Capcom's Very Cool, "New" Sci-Fi Game
At first it looks like Assassin's Creed, but it's futuristic, stars a lady and... wow, this game looks cool and goes places AC has never gone. Seven minutes of footage, mostly stealth and platforming, as our heroine tries to trick her target into killing himself. You've seen it before, until the part where you're…
Where Can You Find Nazis, EVE Online and the Beautiful Adrift all In the one Spot?
Why, right here of course, in the latest instalment of Fine Art, Kotaku's daily look at the concept art of video games.
Adrift Makes a Dirty Future Look Beautiful
Look out! It's a special Gamescom edition of Fine Art! And when we're talking about Dontnod's Adrift, fine is the optimal word.
Meet My Favourite "Game" From Gamescom
Warning: the "game" I saw today wasn't much of a game at all. All I saw was some concept art, all I heard were some basic outlines of gameplay and a very detailed description of the game's universe.
