Author: Obsidian

Gravelord takes everything fans love about boomer shooters—fast-paced combat, arena-style levels, and over-the-top protagonists—and adds a fresh, creative spin that sets it apart from its retro predecessors. Developed with modern visuals, innovative mechanics, and a protagonist full of sassy one-liners, Gravelord manages to feel both nostalgic and cutting-edge. Whether you’re blasting through hordes of enemies or teleporting with the game’s unique Spectral Shovel, Gravelord delivers a chaotic and satisfying experience. The Plot: Revenge, Graves, and Sarcasm In Gravelord, you play as Queedo the Gravedigger, a brash, larger-than-life protagonist seeking revenge against those responsible for his father’s demise. Armed with a…

Mekkablood: Quarry Assault is a nostalgic yet innovative take on the first-person shooter genre, blending classic retro aesthetics with mecha-inspired gameplay. Developed as a love letter to 16-bit shooters, this game places you in the cockpit of a giant mech and pits you against the sinister forces of TorxCorp in a story of revenge, resource battles, and quirky humor. With a focus on deliberate, tactical pacing and immersive level design, Mekkablood: Quarry Assault delivers a gameplay experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly unique. The Premise: Mechs, Mining, and Revenge Set in the year 2082, you play as Bill, a…

Love, Internet, and Murder Magic combines rogue-lite mechanics, narrative intrigue, and emotional depth to create a gaming experience that’s as thought-provoking as it is unique. In this game, you play the role of an agent tasked with managing the AI of a murdered streamer, uncovering the mystery behind her death while guiding her to virtual stardom. With its distinctive blend of storytelling, strategy, and moral dilemmas, the game offers a captivating journey that keeps players hooked through multiple playthroughs. A Story of Loss, Fame, and Technology At its core, Love, Internet, and Murder Magic is a story-driven game that explores…

Asfalia: Fear, the latest offering from Funtomata, delivers a heartwarming sequel to Asfalia: Anger, bringing its whimsical world and emotional storytelling to new heights. This vibrant, family-friendly point-and-click game continues the series’ tradition of exploring complex emotions through charming characters, playful mechanics, and delightful visuals. While geared toward younger audiences, Asfalia: Fear offers enough depth and charm to captivate players of all ages. Whether you’re drawn to its gentle life lessons or its casual but engaging gameplay, this sequel proves itself as a standout in the point-and-click genre. The Story: Facing Fear in a Magical World The story follows Charlie,…

What if the ghosts of classic arcade fame were the ones running for their lives? That’s the question Terrorbytes sets out to answer, and it does so with a unique blend of retro-inspired gameplay, strategic mechanics, and spine-chilling fun. Developed with a clear love for the arcade scene of the past, Terrorbytes is an Early Access cooperative horror game that flips the script on familiar tropes, offering a fresh and engaging experience for players who enjoy a mix of nostalgia, humor, and scares. The Premise: Retro Horror Meets Strategy In Terrorbytes, a malevolent virus has corrupted a classic arcade world,…

Short Trip by Alexander Perrin is a serene, hand-drawn game that offers players a unique blend of artistic charm and gentle gameplay. In this relaxing side-scrolling adventure, you take on the role of a cat tram conductor, ferrying feline passengers through a tranquil mountain village. With its soothing visuals, minimalistic mechanics, and calming sound design, Short Trip demonstrates that games can be both simple and deeply satisfying. All Aboard the Cat Tram The premise of Short Trip is delightfully simple: you’re a cat conductor operating a tram along a scenic railway nestled in the mountains. Your duties include driving the…