Best games
A frankly absurd amount of games came out on Pc this season, to the time where it was nearly impossible to keep track of all of them. But do not worry: I am here to help. Below you will see a selection of games that are interesting that fallen under the radar. Assuming you have played all of the year ‘s great hitters and wish to try out something somewhat different, make the next video games a shot.
The Flower Collectors
A detective mystery set in the political powder-keg of Barcelona in 1977. You play Jorge, a retired policeman who uses a wheelchair, struggling with a difficult past. Alone on your balcony, you watch the world pass by through binoculars.
Gag
is a completely chilling game about an extremely genuine horror type. The fellow with the nightmarish deal with is comedian Andy Barr, whose co stars have become increasingly interested in the way he treats the younger, impressionable females that fit him – among who you participate in as.
Beyond a Steel Sky
The latest from Broken Sword creator Revolution Software, this is a fun, quirky sci-fi story with a vivid cast of characters.
Routine
Routine is an experimental horror game built around the minutiae of everyday life. You wake up to the sound of your bedside alarm, go through the process of making coffee, and open the blinds to let the morning light stream in.
In the evening you sit in front of the TV. You watch the news, maybe. Or read the paper, or a magazine. And then the whole process starts again. It’s boring and repetitive, but stick with it and your patience will be rewarded.
The Anything Gallery
The Anything Gallery is a free game that generates tiny, explorable art galleries based on words you input. Type something in, say ‘cats’, and it will pull images and videos of cats from YouTube to populate it.
It’s a simple trick, but an effective one. There’s something really compelling about wandering these corridors, with their dithered lo-fi PlayStation visuals, and seeing the walls covered in pictures of something you love.
