Making a friend out of spare bones and organs!
I was in LA forSummer Geoff Festand I played a whole bunch of games.
So, in that same chaotic vein, I thought I’d round-up my faves from the show floor.

c’mon don’t get too comfortable, we don’t have much time.
Vice NDRCVR
It’s early 1980’s Miami and the drug trade is thriving.
The magic lies inhowyou carry it out.

Amigo OS can’t support lots of tabs being open, so you better manage what you’re running.
The game makes admin a proper thrill, let me tell you.
you could find it onSteam.

Unfortunately, you get lost and need to reunite with your shadow person.
So you must hop between shadows of people and benches and umbrellas to get back home.
The game is super fun!

The music is bouncy and the colourblock aesthetics are gorgeous.
Hopping between shadows is a neat environmental puzzle that makes mundane things a godsend.
Never before have I been so grateful to runners or dudes pacing around as they talk on their phones.

You get into this hitch-hopping rhythm sometimes too, which is glorious.
It’s due onSteamat some point in the future.
It’s got this slightly unnerving bones and crispy, brown leaves thing going on.

Again, I got hands-on with this one and found its physics-based puzzling a huge amount of fun.
By “flow state”, I mean to say that my progress didn’t get snagged on anything.
Do ensure to keep an eye on this one when it launches onSteamin August.

From what I played, the game was okay!
It’s sense of humour was top-tier, with plodding music backing my buzzing about.
Exploring the house was exciting the first few times, but after a while it got a bit tiresome.

There’s no release date yet, but it’s onSteamfor you to keep tabs on.
The demo I played featured some platforming, exploration, and evasion.
My main takeaway: you’re gonna wanna look very carefully at each stage.

No release date on this one, but ensure to follow it over onSteam.
The game is coming toSteamlater this year.
Glitchbusters: Stuck On You!

I bang on aboutGlitchbusters: Stuck On You!in our vid embedded at the top of this article.
It’s colourful, playful, and oozes class.
2D sections see you extend or duck to avoid obstacles.
Cor, what a time I had.