Happy Game review: Nightmare fuel
Amanita Design is exploring a new world, but it isn't the cheerful, wondrous atmosphere that some might be expecting from this studio, as we look at the ironically-titled Happy Game.
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Happy Game shows it's likely anything but in a Future Games Show 2021 reveal
Amanita Design showed off the latest look at Happy Game and convinces us that it's a bit less happy and a bit more fever dream nightmare fuel.
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Botanicula crawling onto iPad on May 1
Amanita Design is bringing its point-and-click adventure, Botanicula, to iPad on May 1.
Samorost 3 due 2015 on PC, iOS and Android
Machinarium creator Amanita Design announced Samorost3 alongside Botanicula back in 2011. While Botanicula launched ages ago, we're only now getting a teensy peek at the new Samorost. The lovely Czech studio has released a short teaser trailer, and revealed that the adventure game is to launch in 2015.
Machinarium journeys onto iPhone with new features
Amanita Design's acclaimed adventure Machinarium has arrived on iPhone and a new update is turning the existing iPad version into a universal app, with some new features.
Machinarium marches onto Vita on March 26th
Sony's Vita has become something of the indie console of choice lately. It continues to make good on that reputation with the addition of critically-acclaimed adventure game Machinarium to its library.
Machinarium moves to PS3 next week
Amanita Design's award-winning adventure game is finally making its way to PS3.
Machinarium listed for Vita by ESRB
Amanita Design's charming robo-adventure game Machinarium is making its way to Vita too, according to a recent ESRB listing. And why would those lovely men and women lie? Why? Why would they do that?
Botanicula review
Botanicula offers a engaging world with beautiful art design, even if the fetch quests can be somewhat repetitive.
