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Alula, the upcoming minimalist puzzle game from Miracle Tea, is set to receive an overhaul to its look development and puzzle editor, bringing an exciting new look and even better game play experience.

In Alula you awaken to find yourself on a desolate island. Above you is a blanket of stars offset by the purple hues of the sky. It will be your job to cultivate your new habitat with the help of a trusty watering can and special seeds dropped from the stars. Whilst you cultivate your very own Eden, you’ll be treated to an existential experience about the universe and living alone within it. For some that might seem to be a bit of a daunting premise, but there’s no need to worry – for you won’t be truly alone. Read More “Upcoming indie puzzler Alula receives a brand new look ahead of its mobile release”

I have finally reached a new landmass in Divinity – Original Sin 2. I left Fort Joy, ventured through the Hollow Marshes, finished my harrowing boat journey aboard the Lady Vengeance, and am just now disembarking to explore Driftwood. As highly anticipated as this new region was, I have to say I'm a little disappointed by it.

If I didn't know any better, I'd assume I was back at Fort Joy and the Hollow Marshes. There isn't anything particularly visually distinct about Driftwood, though I guess I'm ok with new NPCs to interact with and quests to take on. There is also the main quest to follow, though that just seems to be “go find so-and-so so they can tell me where to go next.” Fascinating stuff. Read More “Divinity – Original Sin 2 – Gameplay Journal – Part 15”