Sayonara Wild Hearts is perfectly self described as a “pop album video game.” It sits somewhere between a music visualizer and an auto-runner with a deep focus on music and visuals. The color pallete of blues and purples pop off the screen, and are perfectly paired with the insanely catchy soundtrack. Game mechanics are kept to a minimum, but it’s more about the overall experience than anything else.
Much like real life, Wattam is about making friends. You start off as a green cube with arms and a top hat who appears to be the mayor. The controls are simple and you are given very little direction. This is actually a part of the game’s charm. It’s relaxing and silly, but in a good way.
One of the games that we had the chance to check out was the previously unannounced tactical shooter from Annapurna Interactive called Due Process. Cut from the same cloth as Rainbow Six Siege, Due Process will have you and your squad planning out how to attack or defend an area and then, for better or worse, executing said plan.
Outer Wilds is an open world space simulator being published by Annapurna Interactive and developed by Mobius Digital. Though it is described as a first person space simulator, this time looping game appears to be about much more at first glance. There’s a sense of discovery that is incredibly apparent in Outer Wilds, and the…
