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Alan Rebels is on the hunt for both spirits and his lost father, in Daedalic Entertainment and DALOAR’s The Occultist.
Read More »Haunting first-person horror adventure The Occultist coming in 2025
Metaphysical mountain-climbing adventure Insurmountable gets a near-total reno with version 2.0
From Daedalic Entertainment and ByteRocker Games, Insurmountable is set to become a whole new game. Update 2.0 arrives this April.
Read More »Trailer: The Lord of the Rings returns with a teaser for Gollum
A creature that played into the events of the War of the Ring in a very big way, Gollum is about to get his own Lord of the Rings prequel. Check out the first teaser.
Read More »Shadow Tactics – Blades of Shogun new teaser trailer
Slashing its way onto PC and consoles later this fall, comes a new real time strategy game from Mimimi Productions and Daedalic Entertainment titled, Shadow Tactics – Blades of Shogun. Set in in the year 1615, players will control a group of rebel samurai as they look to restore their …
Read More »Meet Spot: The newest member of Silence – The Whispered World 2
The PC hit Silence is getting a massive sequel and Daedalic Entertainment is revealing the newest hero in Silence – Whispered Worlds 2. The world of Silence is one of magic and fantasy. The story is about two children who must make their way through the war torn lands of …
Read More »Daedalic’s 1954 Alcatraz locks up the PC
A graphic adventure where choices matter brings a little film-noire sensibility to the point and click scene.
Read More »New trailer details the character classes of Daedalic’s Blackguards
Have a look at the first video guide for the underhanded, dirty-dealing RPG/strategy title- Blackguards.
Read More »Daedalic goes criminal for Blackguard dev diary
The studio, known for their light-hearted adventure games, gets grim and gritty for Blackguards.
Read More »Memoria trailer points and clicks its way online
Old school is the phrase of the day when you’re talking about Memoria, an adventure game in the classic puzzle-solving mold, Daedalic’s latest looks like a hand-drawn gem of a throwback.
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