A 1-4 player physics based fishing simulator. While drinking and boating you suddenly crash into a small island. To work your way back home you have to learn How to Fish.

I’ll be the first to defend pigeons. Described by some as rats of the sky, these birds were beloved cultural icons before our cities grew into concrete jungles. Isn’t it then our responsibility to help these creatures navigate the built environment and ultimately find happiness? Enter Pigeon: A Love Story, an indie game by design-focused studio Wristwork that sees you fly around as a pigeon looking for your pigeon lover.

Reports of the Raspberry Pi's latency have been greatly exaggerated...▶JOIN for bonus videos and early access:https://youtube.com/mattkc/joinhttps://patreon....

Moss: The Forgotten Relic is an emotional and atmospheric adventure set in the pages of a living storybook, brimming with myth and ancient magic. Guide a tiny but determined hero on a heartfelt journey of challenge, courage, and connection.

Nintendo
Playstation

Moss: The Forgotten Relic is an emotional and atmospheric adventure set in the pages of a living storybook, brimming with myth and ancient magic. Guide a tiny but determined hero on a heartfelt journey of challenge, courage, and connection.

Nintendo
Playstation

An odd fact about my tastes in adventure gaming is that I've liked almost every first-person adventure game I've played except Myst, even though it (along with The 7th Guest) is pretty much the reason any of these others exist. Out of the Blue's Call of the Sea is perhaps closer than most Indie games of this format to approach what Myst did back in the day, dropping you on a mysterious island full of epistolary storytelling and copious amounts of notes required to decipher its handful of mechanism puzzles to reach the perplexing and esoteric truth at the core of it all. It also has a hell of a lot of walking around, for which a gingerly trot toggle can only do so much

A Sega Saturn Emulator. Contribute to user-none/erings development by creating an account on GitHub.

A Sega Saturn emulator.

erings is a work in progress. Pretty much all of the console's major internal hardware components are implemented to some extent. Many games run and a number of them at full speed. However, there are still plenty bugs to find.

The focus of erings is to play the majority of officially licensed games while focusing on the user experience. This is not intended to be a perfect emulator of every aspect of the Saturn. Some features and components are purposely not supported and never will be. It might be better to think of this as a Saturn game player than a digital Saturn console.

This is a gaming first emulator and not intended as game development tool. You won't find an integrated debugger you can step through. You won't find any kind of editor. The only development tools are intended for helping debug the emulator itself.

What you will find is a clean UI allowing you organize and play games. With a controller first navigation system. Make erings full screen, sit back and have fun playing some amazing classic games.

The following is my personal opinion.

It has been a while, but here is the guide for Transformers Generation 1 Season 4. Which includes the last three American episodes.Afterwards, I will continue with the Japanese Headmaster series.

M = Must watch: Major plot event and introduction of character/s.
N = New Characters: Not a major plot event but introduces new character/s.
F = Fun Episode: A fun episode to watch.
S = Skip: Boring and or bad episode.

Note: Manga = The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms

The hardest part is not to speak up. It’s being heard." Part video game, part graphic novel, Wednesdays seeks to raise awareness about child sexual abuse through a surprisingly hope-filled story.

Itch.io
Play Store
App store

T.W.I.R.L. is now available on Steam with a 15% launch discount, while console versions are coming later this year.

Agefield High has arrived, and is this truly the Bully successor we all wanted? Find out in our review here at Gaming Respawn!

PlayStation 4 emulator for Windows, Linux, macOS and FreeBSD written in C++ - Release shadps4 v0.18.0 - codename UltraPersona · shadps4-emu/shadPS4

Hello there, it hasn't been a while, has it? While not much time has passed since our last stable release, we are here again with a brand new one. The main reason for this release is broken shadNet authorization in certain cases on the 0.17.0 release, but we have some more interesting new features as well.

Firstly, after some fixes, AvPlayer can now be loaded as LLE, meaning that you need the libSceAvPlayer.sprx (and libSceAvPlayerStreaming.sprx) module(s), which makes broken videos in a few games now work properly.

The above change was enabled by calling sceLibcInternalMemoryMutexEnable in LLE LibcInternal at boot, found by @liuk7071, the developer of ChonkyStation4, another PS4 emulator.

A kernel event flag rewrite has also fixed Shadow of the Colossus often hanging on boot, and the game now consistently gets to menus.

Another big feature is the experimental red zone protection, which fixes an issue specific to 12th generation and onwards Intel CPUs exclusively on Windows, that was causing crashes and other undefined behaviour in lots of games that were not expecting to have their stacks' red zone clobbered by Windows exception handling.

NpTus is also included in this new release, bringing more functionality to shadNet.

A few more fixes on GPU are included, such as fixing shadows in Persona games, or some effects in inFAMOUS and Gravity Rush 2. There's probably fixes in some other games too, but that's you, the testers' and users' job to figure out.

Below you can find a full list of changes for 0.18.0. Happy testing :)

There is unfortunate timing and then there is announcing your indie project to the delight of many starving fans of the genre, with the potential talent to back it up, only to have the game that your indie project is an “homage” to be announced and released before your own indie game is even released. That happens to be the case with Wild Blue Skies, a game that sought to give fans of the on-rail shooter genre, especially those of a certain anthropomorphized crew of pilots on the Nintendo 64, something new after a long drought. Instead, now Wild Blue Skies is releasing on the heels of a platform exclusive and while this may make the game far more accessible to a wider fan-base, it also leaves a lot to be desired even compared to the original all while sticking so close to it at parts it basically is retreading old ground.

Netto's Game Room reviews the open-world indie platformer Valkyrie Saga.

In the early 2000s, players got to scurry and discover the network of caverns in the engrossing Knytt, celebrating a big birthday with a port for modern hardware

Humble is back with another amazing offer, offering a solid collection of Verified and Playable indie games for a low price.

Kobayakawa-san is a Soulslike is a free indie romance visual novel from Japan with Dark Souls mechanics.

Spiritstead is such a lovely combination of a cozy and engaging city builder without overcomplicating itself and overwhelming you with tasks.

Run a quaint electronics repair shop in mid-2000s Tokyo. Grow your business by carefully restoring iconic video game consoles, cell phones, music players, and other nostalgic devices. Talk to customers, hear their stories, and see how your decisions impact both their lives and your shop.

A platformer full of eggs? Sadly, it's not the Indie reboot of Dizzy the Adventurer but rather Cavern of Dreams: a 3D platformer very attuned to the Nintendo 64 salad days of the genre. Am I not already playing enough of those this year? No. The answer is no.