Norco

"They don't make them like they used to." "Lemon, they never made them like this..." Truly a one of a kind southern gothic tale fuming with remarkable style, equal parts tragic and hilarious. I would love to see a behind the scenes of the development of this game because I cannot imagine how one goes about making such a wholly unique and endlessly creative narrative. For anyone who liked Kentucky Route Zero but thought it didn't have enough liquor store fist fights, ominous monkeys, and combustible kittens. I will forever cherish my moments of being generous with a hot dog in this game. Plus the trap bounce music of St Nowhere absolutely slaps.

A ~10 hourish point and click adventure. Also a bleak and particular American gothic story set at the very outermost fringes of what appears to be a capitalist nightmare dystopian "cyberpunk" hellscape. Our story takes place in a dying town being consumed by self-fulfilling industrial expansion, an estranged family trauma with a mother consumed by cancer, viral extremist religious cults that ultimately eat their own, and outright cosmic horror...all looking like different aspects of the same thing. It's pretty good.

A nice little story, personally i would have liked some puzzles, but it was nice