Many of you loved our first issue‘s feature on video games. The games Celia writes about in the article are: Mountain, Gone Home, Monument Valley, Papers Please and 80 Days. Take a look at them all, I’d recommend starting with 80 Days! You can play on your phone anywhere and as many times as you want, each game is different!
Seeing as we all love games, I thought it’d be nice to share some free ones. These you can play online, and are perfect for when you need to procrastinate a bit.
Onomastica
If you love words, fonts and clean looking graphics, this game’s great! All you have to do is run and jump, interacting with the words you find on the way. Makes no sense when explained, but you’ll enjoy it!
Try Harder
This game appears easy at first, all you have to do is jump with the space bar. Though nothing is as simple as it seems, timing is everything!
Moby Dick
“This is what happens when you make a game from a book you have never read”. After reading the games slogan, it has to be played! And having yourself play the whale in the game instead of a sailor makes it even better.
Wonderputt
It’s what the name says, no more no less. A putt-putt game in a fantasy scenario, with nice colours and funny animations all in one multi-layered stage. A sweet one to kill time to.
Today I Die
This game should be called an interactive story. Picking up the words you want, the game evolves into your own adventure. Also, in every screen variation, there’s a mini puzzle/game for you to play.
One Chance
You’re a scientist who has accidentally discovered a pathogen that will exterminate life on Earth in six days. You have to try and find a cure, or spend your last days with your family. Every single choice will change all future events.
