Space! Bugs! Wet-kitten Operative! I don't know! I'll write something more coherent later (I don't want to just liken this to Mass Effect, because they're nothing alike...but, space!)
Though not for everyone, this one has my heart. This game is completed, but it is more like a rough draft than the polished publication. There is a Steam release coming, but if you're interested and want a taste, start here.
I'm pretty sure everyone in Attollo has been brainwashed to believe that the world outside of their...magic dome is a wasteland. But I think I'd rather deal with the wasteland than worry about Eldritch beings lurking in the shadows (or, in this case, those running a nightclub).
The apocalypse is a much-talked about topic, but I enjoyed this one anyway. Please note: the game has been on hold for about a year now, possibly a year and a half. While I don't know if it's returning, I still recommend this one.
Adventure and romance inspired by Filipino mythology! Mythology has my whole heart and I'm so glad to see something other than the more popular myths out there. Will you be able to find the moon?
Based on Kurdish/Middle Eastern culture, A Tale of Crowns is a lush romantic story that has me simultaneously swooning and screaming at the top of my lungs (figuratively speaking, of course).
One player called this game "exquisite" and I have to agree with them. There is something so darkly exquisite about this game that I struggle to put my finger on it, but I'm mostly interested to find out if the Mycelian are anywhere related to mycelium—or their fruiting bodies more commonly known as mushrooms.
There is something strikingly unique about this game, but you'll have to see it to know it. In all the IF games I've played, I have not come across something quite like this yet. I am eager to see where this goes.
