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The Drifter is a fantastic pulp thriller point and click adventure where a drifter finds himself embroiled in a dark conspiracy that involves a shadowy organisation, the brutal murder of homeless men and his own death.
Currently in development by Powerhoof, creators of The inanimate Mr. Coatrack and Peridium, The Drifter follows a drifter called Mike Carter as he returns to his hometown for … Read More
Framing Dawes is a Tim Burton-esque dark fantasy point and click adventure where a girl and her dead rabbit attempt to get to the bottom of the death of a young boy that she’s being blamed for.
In Framing Dawes you follow the adventure of Dawes, a young girl whose recently deceased mother was an alchemist and whose father seems to dabble in strange magic. … Read More
Not For Broadcast is an inventive narrative-driven TV show production simulator where you control the camera feeds, ads and censorship of a live nightly TV show.
Taking place in an alternate 1980’s where a radical government is about to plunge the country into dystopia, Not For Broadcast sees you taking a seat in the control room for a nightly news show that has the power … Read More
Desiderium is a touching little Gone Home inspired narrative driven experience about returning to your childhood home and rekindling an old friendship.
In Desiderium you follow a young woman who is returning home after a rather disastrous start at college. A lot has changed since she left, her room doesn’t feel like her own anymore and she drifted away from her best childhood friend. As … Read More
LetterWriter ’99 is a very funny, surprising and occasionally creepy little narrative-driven game where you attempt to write a job application letter in the year 1999.
Many things were different in 1999 – Clinton had just been impeached, people were terrified of the Y2K bug and Windows 98 was the operating system most PC users had to struggle with. To be fair Windows 98 wasn’t … Read More