#comedy games

BeCome: A Sperm's Journey

Stray Gods: Orpheus

NEW DLC for Stray Gods hitting PC on June 27th, 2024. Coming soon for consoles.

About Stray Gods: Orpheus DLC

Experience 6 brand new original songs, where each decision changes the song and the story. Composed by Austin Wintory, with lyrics by Simon Hall (Tripod), Montaigne (Jess Cerro) and new addition Tom Cardy (Red Flags, Artificial Intelligence), SG: Orpheus has hours of interactive music for you to explore again and again.

When the curtain has fallen and the show is over, who do you go home as? Choose to reject, embrace, or rewrite the stories the world expects of you. Is the mortal world ready for the return of Ancient Greece’s most infamous bard?

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www.nickandwillikins.com

Here it is, friends: our completely free comedic point-and-click adventure game, THE ADVENTURES OF NICK AND WILLIKINS, is available now for PC and Mac.

Nearly a year in development, this game was written by me and Matt Rowbotham (with some help from Terry L Drosdak and Amanda Wren Smitty) and it features some of the most amazing artwork I have ever seen from the extremely talented Meg Casey and Fred C. Stresing

Additional (also fantastic) artwork/animation contributions were made by Vishal K Bharadwaj, Gregory Dickens and Mark Boszko

It also features the always-great Sarcastic Voyage Unpaid Voice Acting Players, in some of the finest performances they've ever delivered: Mark Boszko, Kristy Lynn Brannon Stienstra, David Fields, Brian Lynch, Kara O'Connor Caitlin C. Obom, Nicole Santora, Amanda Smith, Sabrina Snyder, Duncan Star-Boszko and Jason Ryan Wallace.

Road 96 🛣️

By Neil Merrett Earthworm Jim and Monkey Island or even one-off indy games such as 2009’s Don’t Sh*t Your Pants all take very different approaches to trying to function as effective interactive comedies.  What then makes a good comedy game? As is always the case with humour, the answer – whether developers look to embrace absurd concepts or game mechanics, or ludicrous characters and scenarios –…

2-D Psychonauts? YES, PLEASE! – Stick it to the Man!

So there’s this game I like, Psychonauts. Maybe you’ve heard me gush about it before? Well, I’m always on the lookout for anything remotely similar, so naturally I’ve dabbled with a few games, films, and the like with similar art styles or premises or themes. Seriously, just look at the number of things I’ve compared to it in my archive.

So when I was told there was a game out there that was a…