In the game you're alone with the protagonist and her thoughts while she walks through New York. In reality you are alone with yourself and your thoughts while you move pixels over your screen.
I'll be unfair to three games with the following comparison: In The Kingdom is like the gameplay of Doom paired with the creepy, surreal atmosphere of Silent Hill. Or something something.
It's impressive with how much humour the game tells its honest story of half-truths. Any other adjectives to describe it would be much darker. (Trigger warning for domestic violence and homophobia.)
Mexican stand offs are not easy to realise in a game, but Bang Bang Bang is definitely a success. It's fast, fun local multiplayer.
I got lost for half an hour while exploring the distant landscape of structures and shadows and the humming soundtrack. I took some screenshots on my Tumblr.
