Developer Tale of Tales' (The Path) experimental interactive vignette title FATALE has been released onto Steam and is now available for download.
Belgian arthouse developers Tale of Tales have a pay-what-you-like offer on for three of their games.
I watched a vid of it being played on youtube once and it scared the crap outta me. It involved the slutty sister visiting Grandma's house after straying from the path and damn... it was intense.
GameZebo: Fatale isn't so much a game as an interactive experience. Though it shares some common traits with games, the real point of Fatale isn't to overcome a series of obstacles in an attempt to reach a specific goal, but instead to simply explore.
Oscar Wilde probably isn't the first person you'd expect to be the driving force behind a game. Perhaps an inspiration for some witty dialogue or as the model for an effet uncle character in some strange Japanese adventure title. Surprisingly it's Salome, one of his more unusual plays which acts as the basis for Tale of Tales' follow-up to their excellent game The Path.
