GameHounds

A Fold Apart is all about folding paper, but NOT origami. This platform puzzle bases its challenges on the idea that a piece of paper has at least two sides. The mechanic propels the story of a couple in a long-distance relationship and how, although they wish to come together, they just live in separate places — like two sides of a sheet of paper.

Edie and Nick talk to Mark Laframboise, co-founder,
Lightning Rod Games, about the upcoming game game.

Early leader for Edie’s PAX GOTY. Edie and Nick speak with Rodrigue Duperron of developer Thunder Lotus about Spiritfarer, a death management game that leaves you feeling surprisingly joyful. Bringing gorgeous graphics, silky animations, and charm up to its eyeballs, Spiritfarer is due out late 2020.

We’ve been mispronouncing it all wrong! Edie and Nick get schooled by Douglas Wilson of developer
Die Gute Fabrik about the right way to say it (myu-TAZ-eee-oh-nay) and gives details on this musical story game about a young girl finding family on an island of friendly mutants. Due out in late September.

Nick and Edie speak with Adam Volker, creative director from Flight School Studios about their upcoming hack-n-slash pinball platformer Creature in the Well. It’s fast, dynamic, vibrant, and moody, all at the same time. Due out next week.

Edie and Nick talk to Chris Jarvis, developer from
Cinq-Mars Media about The Devil’s Calculator, a highly addictive mobile math-puzzle game and the non-profit studio (yep, the developer is NON-PROFIT!) that’s creating a host of educational games for good.

We pulled out of the floor for our our impressions on Death Stranding and Borderlands 3.

Nick and Edie chat with Konrad Wałkuski, Comms manager of Walkabout Games, about the studio’s upcoming noir graphic-novel shooter series, Liberated, set in a dystopian future where questioning authority can cost you your job, your home, your liberty, or your life. In addition, Wałkuski details how the game’s comic-panel framework will eventual become available for comics publishers may change the future of graphic-novel publishing.

Want to find out the details of Stadia, Google’s game-streaming service and the technology behind it? We have it here!!

Edie and nick speak with Jonas Hüsges, publishing Director with Daedalic Games, about The Suicide of Rachel Foster, a moody mystery adventure game where where you discover clues about hidden family histories.