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My favorite works of horror are all built upon the foundation of three solid principles: a strong sense of place, clearly defined consequences, and an ability to create expectations while simultaneously defying them. It doesn't matter if it's Halloween, The Colour Out of Space, or Silent Hill -- the medium makes no difference. These three elements are at the core of every work I consider to be truly horrifying, so it's with that in mind that the upcoming PC title Routine has piqued my interest.

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In terms of creativity, particularly world-building, I find that the game developers that nail those the best are the Japanese and the French. So it comes as little surprise to see big Japanese publisher Capcom sign small French developer Dontnod and their debut action-adventure game, Remember Me. What is surprising is how instantly risky the game looks, though not necessarily because of creative ambition. Rather, does Remember Me even fit the label of "Capcom game?"

Snow Arc Studios recently released some fresh concept art for their upcoming survival RPG, Frozen State. Over the last few months, Snow Arc had been in search of a new concept artist, and early last month, they managed to pick one up.

After playing through a bit of the alpha build and first chapter, I would describe Luminesca as a charming exploration and puzzle game. It's visuals remind me a little bit of Limbo meets Aquaria (two great indie games) and the soundtrack is charming.

Luna Shattered Hearts Episode 1 (Luna) is a brand new 2D action platformer from Daniel Gill (Gillisgames) and is focused around two main protagonists in a somewhat unique manner.

The Adventures of Shuggy, the quaint little 2D puzzle-platformer from Smudged Cat Games, will be getting the Steam treatment when it releases soon on PC

In the wake of losing the spotlight to a pack of dishonest Rabbids, Ubisoft's limbless courageous person made a dazzling comeback in 2011 with Rayman Origins, recognized to be one of the most fittingly recreations in the arrangement.