Added: 01.05.2014 15:16 | 3 views | 0 comments


It would have been easy to imagine that Curve Studios' next major project would be destined for PlayStation. After all, the London developer kept itself busy last year porting a trio of acclaimed indie games (Thomas Was Alone, Lone Survivor and Proteus) to PS3 and Vita.

Added: 30.04.2014 22:14 | 6 views | 0 comments


Christian Donlan - When the novelist Thomas Pynchon spent a few years in the US Navy in the 1950s, he noticed something strange happening to the men he served with. "I had noticed how in the military voices got homogenized into one basic American country voice," he writes in the autobiographical essay that accompanies Slow Learner, his collection of early stories. "Italian street kids from New York started to sound like down-home folks after a while, sailors from Georgia came back off leave complaining that nobody could understand them because they talked like Yankees." Pynchon refers to this phenomenon as the creation of a "uniform service accent", and I found myself thinking about that at Brighton train station over the weekend. I was in the queue for the coffee stand, and I heard a man ahead of me telling his friend on the phone that he was "Oscar Mike".

Added: 30.04.2014 21:14 | 8 views | 0 comments


Thomas Ellis of Gamer Attitude tells you why he had such a blast playing Octodad.

Added: 28.04.2014 11:12 | 3 views | 0 comments


Thomas Was Alone has passed the 1 million sold mark, according to its creator.

Added: 28.04.2014 7:14 | 7 views | 0 comments


SEGA and IGN have recently released a video showing the reactions of IGNs journalists while playing the game. Naturally, this video went viral and Frictional Games Thomas Grip felt the need to mention a couple of things about this upcoming horror title. After all, Frictional Games was behind the amazing Amnesia game and is currently working on SOMA so who better than Thomas to comment on that recent footage?

Added: 27.04.2014 19:59 | 14 views | 0 comments



Now these days we all recognize that a million copies for an AAA game that isn't contained within the first day (or first week) of sales is considered a failure. Indie games don't quite have to live up to such grandiloquent expectations.

Added: 27.04.2014 9:14 | 3 views | 0 comments


While the game was originally released for PC in 2012, sales really started picking up when Curve Studios and Bossa Studios ported it to PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita last April.