NoobFeed Editor Megan Cooke writes - ghostpia is a beautiful experience, and an unfinished one with the potential for season two hovering in the distance, but considering the high price and amount of reading necessary, it is not something I can recommend to most people. For gamers who enjoy reading or art, it may be worth the investment: there is a lot of content, with each of the five chapters being split into two halves and the entire story is intriguing.
Ghostpia Season One reveals a new Nintendo Switch physical release that supports English, and pre-orders are live.
I don’t buy a lot of Switch games these days (mostly stuff for my kids) but I think I’ll pick this up
During the Indie Spotlight segment of the Indie Live Expo Winter 2024, room6 showcased a number of indie games it'll publish.
Games Asylum: "PQube’s latest visual novel has a haunting, melancholic, and unsettling tone, entailing a glitchy children’s storybook that often spills out into violence and bloodshed. It’s a tale of female friendship with a lovely melodic soundtrack smashed together with trauma, a bit of John Wick, and some discordant electronic bleeps and bloops."
Maybe one day Pqube will grow out of anime (which is every game ...based out the UK... ick).
A masterpiece that everyone should experience.