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The indie hit is tough as nails, but it's less niche than you might expect.
What the hell am I meant to do with this weird lamp?
Tch tch tch, ha ha ha.
Phonopolis is out now, and it's every bit as good as I'd hoped—if a tad grim.
I was on my knees pleading for a scrap of strategy gameplay and Paralives has laid me a feast of fun simulation effects.
A Blade Runner game was also a possibility, which would have been fine too, I guess.
The nature of the goodies is currently top secret.
Put me in for the FIFA peace prize.
Tameable wyverns have also arrived.
Peak was "kind of a side hustle" at first.
Paralives is stuffed with cool details that have me falling in love with the life sim.
Upscaling support, advanced visual optimisation, and more on the way.
After a lot of hours spent in Paralives, here's my breakdown on how you can decide whether it's your type of life sim or not.
A get-rich-quick scheme for your parafolk.
Sometimes it does pay to cheat, especially in a life sim.
IO makes the opening available after "a few users got hold of the disc early."
Hyper (funding) drive.
I'm more than happy with Unknown Worlds taking its time.
Here's when we can finally get our hands on the latest life sim.
All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending May 24.
Witchaven and its sequel have gone on sale ahead of their removal.
You know, Guy Spelunky. The guy… from Spelunky.
"Just stop tweeting memes under things for six hours."
It's Rocket League?
"What's more beautiful than that?"
Drive it like it's stolen, even if it was in fact $70 (or $120 for the premium edition).
Nightlife's remixes live rent-free in my head.
The YouTube sketch maestro and creator of Unforeseen Incidents guides us through the games on his PC.
Space Marines, ding gratz lol.
She's no longer just hiding in your wifi.
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