Tag: Gamersky Games
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Theropods Interview: Mastering the Wordless Point-and-Click
You know how most, if not all point-and-click adventure games have dialogue tree and when you click a character you get this massive wall of text? Well, the team behind Theropods decided to scrap that entirely. We caught up with Kostas Skiftas, Sarah Duffield-Harding, and Matt Frith to talk about building a prehistoric puzzle game…
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The Gate Must Stand: Surviving the Demonic Hordes
Vampire Survivors is like Helen of Troy—it launched a thousand games! The Gate Must Stand takes the best concepts from that title, but it doesn’t stop there. Instead, it combines the formula with traditional tower defense mechanics (Orcs Must Die comes to mind, along with Dungeon Defenders). As a result, we get this highly unpredictable…
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Vultures – Scavengers of Death: Tense Zombie Chess
Isn’t it funny how classic playstation horror usually means tank controls and fixed camera angles? Or is that just us? Vultures – Scavengers of Death laughs in the face of that frustrating design choice. It takes the creepy, nostalgic vibe of old-school Resident Evil and turns every single zombie encounter into a slow, stressful grid…
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KIBORG: A Tough but Fun Sci-Fi Brawler
You know how there are those games with massive worlds, sprawling stories, and deep moral choices? They are fun, but the sheer scope of them can also be very tiring. Sometimes, we just want to jump into something straightforward. KIBORG is exactly that. You wake up in a sci-fi prison and your only real goal…
