Jyn

Sitting in the cramped border control office of a bureaucratic cold war state, an endless line of grim faces trudging by your armoured windows, may sound more like a concept for a dense Russian novel than a video game. However, indie designer Lucas Pope's strange, story-driven simulation-adventure manages to turn this seemingly drab experience into […]

When was released in 2009, it inspired a spate of clones that adopted its surrealistic humour, detailed hand-drawn art, absurdist world, and non-verbal storytelling to wildly differing degrees of success. Enter four years later, a point-and-click adventure game in very much the same style, with cute characters, basic interactivity, and a simple story told through […]