Off-road truck simulator Spintires is now out on Steam, exactly one year after the successful conclusion of its Kickstarter campaign. The launch trailer, which was released a few weeks ago, should be able to show you what the finished game is like (though I believe the actual game has significantly less wubs).
Larian's RPG and the next installment in the Divinity series, Original Sin, has been delayed so that the team can squish some last-minute bugs and record extra voice-overs. The good news is that it's only a ten-day delay—so Original Sin is now set to arrive to PC on June 30.
The guys who brought you a card game adaptation of Moby Dick are back with another tabletop literary adaption, this one about Beowulf. King Post is following last year's successful Kickstarter campaign with another crowdfunding drive to make their nerdy dreams come true. If you like the sound of playing a Grendel… Read more
Oh yeah, and you've got split personalities. Also it's a really pretty-looking game.
As the tagline for the Kickstarter video says: “How is this not a thing yet?”
Maybe it's skepticism. Maybe it's Kickstarter malaise. Maybe people just don't care.
If you've ever been teased, it can seem like the human beings making your life miserable are monsters. The…
Remember The Universim, that gorgeous-looking god game I wrote about late in April? If its early development is any indication, it looks like everything I want out of a good god game. Read more
Just added to Kickstarter, Witchmarsh is a co-op RPG featuring detectives exploring the supernatural in 1920's…
It's called the ANTVR Kit. It looks to be a Oculus Rift challenger. That is, should it get funded and, more…
If you were going to change up the first person shooter formula, how would you do it? These Polish developers…
Anyone who's played Rampage has probably enjoyed assuming the role of the Kaiju, destroying cities and leveling…
This is Shiness, an upcoming role-playing game by a team of independent French developers. It looks... phenomenal.…
Remember Pixel Press, the beautiful sounding app that promises to let you create your own video games by simply drawing them? Well, the thing has successfully completed its metamorphosis from an idealistic Kickstarter project into an actual thing that people can use. Huzzah! Now wouldn't it be great it that happened… Read more
Loading Human, the motion-controlled VR dream simulator for PC, is now on Kickstarter. Untold Games aims to collect $30,000 for their game, which has transitioned from Unity to Unreal Engine 4 (with pretty results, as seen in the vid above) and is now also approved for release on the PS4. Check out the campaign here.
Announcing a new contender in the category of games with names that are difficult to pronounce, Zenzizenzic is a old-school bullet-hell style shmup that looks about as crazy as a game with that name should. Check it out on Kickstarter.
This one's also inspired by Heart of Darkness and Another World—with the latter serving as inspiration for Flashback…
Before they made people boogie in living rooms with Dance Central or shred plastic guitars with Rock Band, the…
Today in Crazy, Bizarre, Fascinating Kickstarter Projects, here's Billionaire Banshee, a game designed to see what kind of weird fantasy creatures your friends will date. It's developed by Razlo Bailey, a designer who used to work at Harmonix.
This is Codemancer, AKA Programming 101: The Game. Basically, it's a turn-based fantasy game designed to teach how programming works to kids or, well, pretty much anyone, with a combat system based on writing simple programs. It's on Kickstarter, but it's already funded, so expect to see it on PC in July next year.
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