I hope you like creepy Annapurna games about protagonists with fuzzy memories exploring a weird place because we have two of them. Or you can play some soccer.
The new possibilities that the Internet has opened up for gamers are
amazing, but it might be worth taking a second to look at who’s being
left behind.
While looking back at my top 10 games of the year list, I realized that
there were a few titles that didn’t make the cut, but that still
deserved recognition for doing something particularly cool. Here are a few of them.
Learn the story and see gameplay footage for Obsidian: The Game, an arcade cabinet created by one of the studio's employees in his free time with some friends.
There were a lot big trailers shown during the Spike TV Video Game
Awards, but the one that captured my imagination was a
teaser trailer for a modest, download-only game in a franchise that I
haven't paid attention to in years.
Some may think sports games exist in their own separate universe, but
there are some things that these old stick and ball games do right that
titles of all genres could take cues from.