GRIME- One has to wonder exactly what kind of insane environment this is that has both giant grabby hands that grow from stalagmites and man-sized walking pear-shaped mounds of clay, but it is indeed still fun to pit them against each other in order to advance. This #ScreenshotSaturday, we showcase how cunning use of the environment can get you the upper hand on your enemies!Īlso, here's a handy link for you to wishlist us on #steam! #indiegame #madewithunity #indiedev /9l4jmp2C04 Some hauntingly beautiful stuff that we can’t wait to see more of. And it’s more visually striking with more heart put into it, with this one shot alone perfectly showing of the gorgeous, handmade papercraft world that this point-and-click adventure game takes place in. Papetura- Well, intended or not, it’s still a better ode to the animated classic in question than the abomination in theaters right now. Lion King rip-off not intended b #screenshotsaturday #indiegame /9aBqBYowSY So enjoy the show while I recuperate…at least for a few hours before I dive back into games that I have to review… And so having spent the entire day working through some of those games, I had to view a ton of tweets in a small amount of time and then choose some to feature, meaning that I am beat.

And this latest edition was a tricky one to pull off, because one, a large majority of developers being quite busy with Gamescom meant that there seemed to be slightly less offerings this time, and two, not only are we covering games and announcements from both Gamescom this weekend and PAX West the next weekend, but we also have to deal with the recent onslaught of games being released right now, including (but not limited to) Control, Knights and Bikes, Astral Chain, Children of Morta, Heave Ho, and Man of Medan. Hello, and welcome to another edition of Screenshot Saturday, where we highlight promising games promoted via the #screenshotsaturday tag each weekend.

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